EASA CS-25

Design Principles for Large Aeroplanes

What is it about?
Overview	This Design Engineering oriented seminar provides on the first day a detailed introduction to the EASA regulatory framework. It then focuses on the content of EASA CS-25 in both theoretical and practical ways: By transforming the theory into action, the participant is resolving "Engineering Case Studies" (e.g. a major or minor modification of an aircraft system) by using the content of CS-25. The course offers possibilities to discuss problems and issues experienced in the working environment as well as to get familiar with the application of legislation content in the daily business.
Basis	EASA CS-25 regulatory code incl. guidance material
Duration	5 Days
Methods & Instruments	18.0 hours Classroom Training 12.0 hours Case Studies 3.0 hours Sample Documents 2.0 hours Discussion Forum 1.0 hour Multiple Choice Exam

What goals is this course focus on?
Learning	Understanding the content of EASA CS-25 and having the ability in using it in the daily business
Student	Gaining confidence in using regulations and guidance material
Operational	Improving the processes and reaction time within the DOA
Strategic	Improving overall staff competence and satisfaction

Who should attend this training?

Function

Accountable, Design, Verification and Quality Managers as well as Office of Airworthiness staff of a Design Organization.

Experience

Familiar with EASA Part-21 regulation is helpful, basic knowledge of aircraft design principles is required.