Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C01027:reg:15:p14
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C01027
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 15 (pt 14/182)
Character Range: 168915–171628

and repairs in Part
 (1) In this Part, a reference to a modification of, or repair to, an aircraft, aircraft engine, propeller or appliance includes a reference to a modification of, or repair to, an aeronautical product for the aircraft, aircraft engine, propeller or appliance.
 (2) Subregulation (1) applies regardless of whether, at the time of the modification or repair, the aeronautical product was fitted to the aircraft, aircraft engine, propeller or appliance.

21.010A  References to the national aviation authority of a recognised country
 (1) In this Part, a reference to the national aviation authority of a recognised country includes a reference to EASA, whether or not EASA is performing a function on behalf of a recognised country.
 (2) To avoid doubt:
 (a) a foreign type certificate issued by EASA before 1 May 2014 is, and is taken to have been from the time it was issued, a foreign type certificate issued by the NAA of a recognised country; and
 (b) a certificate issued by EASA before 1 May 2014 that is equivalent to a supplemental type certificate that could have been issued by CASA is, and is taken to have been from the time it was issued, a foreign supplemental type certificate issued by the NAA of a recognised country; and
 (c) a design for a modification of, or repair to, an aircraft, aircraft engine, propeller or appliance that was approved by EASA before 1 May 2014 is, and is taken to have been from the time it was approved, a design approved by the NAA of a recognised country; and
 (d) a manufacturing approval (however described) for an aircraft engine, propeller, material, part or appliance issued by EASA before 1 May 2014 is, and is taken to have been from the time it was issued, a manufacturing approval issued by the NAA of a recognised country.
 (3) Also to avoid doubt, a foreign supplemental type certificate cancelled by EASA before 1 May 2014 is taken to have been cancelled by the NAA of a recognised country.

21.010B  Definition of recognised country
 (1) In this Part:
recognised country means any of the following:
 (a) Canada;
 (b) France;
 (c) Germany;
 (d) Netherlands;
 (e) New Zealand;
 (f) United Kingdom;
 (g) United States of America.
 (2) For Subpart 21.B, a Contracting State, other than a country mentioned in subregulation (1), is a recognised country if there is an agreement (however described) between:
 (a) Australia and the Contracting State; or
 (b) CASA and the national aviation authority of the Contracting State;
for CASA to issue type acceptance certificates in relation to foreign type certificates or equivalent documents issued by the national aviation authority of the Contracting State.
 (3) For Subpart 21.E, a Contracting