Consulting & compliance

We build the system an inspector signs

An EASA approval is not a certificate on a wall. It is a working system of manuals, procedures, records and qualified people that has to stand up in front of the authority. We have built those systems from nothing and we sit with you through the audit.

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How we work

One team from the first call to the audit

The people who write your exposition are the ones sitting with you when the inspector arrives. Nothing is handed to a subcontractor halfway through.

We have been on both sides

Our people have set up Part-145 and Part-147 organisations from nothing and sat across the table from the authority.

Documents that match reality

An exposition that describes what you actually do survives the audit. One copied from a template does not.

You keep the system

We prepare your post-holders to run it after we leave, rather than making you dependent on us.

What we do

Six things we are asked for most often

Every engagement starts the same way: what you need, what you already hold and what the authority has told you so far. Usually a 30 minute call is enough to scope it.
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Approval

Part-145 setup

A maintenance organisation approval built from nothing: scope, procedures, facility requirements and the application pack the authority expects.

Approval

Part-147 setup

A training and examination organisation approval, from course design and instructor qualification through to the examination system.

Continuing airworthiness

CAMO support

Continuing airworthiness management, maintenance programme review and the records discipline that keeps an aircraft legal.

Documentation

MOE and expositions

We write and revise the MOE, MTOE and associated procedures so the document describes the organisation you actually run.

Assessment

Audit and gap analysis

Where you stand against the regulation today, the findings you would receive, and a plan to close them in the right order.

EASA Form 4

Post-holder mentoring

What the role carries, what the inspector will ask, and how to answer it from the evidence in front of you.

Next step

Tell us what the authority has asked for

Send the finding, the scope you are applying for, or just the situation. You get a realistic sequence back, not a brochure.
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The enquiry lands with the team that does the work, not a shared inbox.

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