Going Global – Bilateral Agreements

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Going Global – Bilateral Agreements

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1 ARSA

Original Program Date:

August 31, 2016

Duration:

1 hour 5 minutes

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Category: Regulatory

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International markets mean expanded business opportunities that require an understanding of international regulatory requirements. This session focuses on bilateral airworthiness agreements (BAA) and bilateral aviation safety agreements (BASA). Topics include the purpose and scope of these agreements, the process required to obtain a BASA and how BASAs are structured. The presentation explains specific activities covered in a typical BASA including design approvals and post-design approvals, production and surveillance, export airworthiness approvals, technical assistance between authorities and special arrangements.

Learning objectives:

Upon completion of this session, participants will have the tools to understand:

BAAs
BASAs
The scope and benefits of these agreements

Target audience:

Anyone working in aviation.

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