Consolidated
EASA Regulations

Finding the current applicable EASA regulations is difficult and time consuming. The information is published in several different documents. Each of which is amended regularly without notification. Most consolidated documents are incomplete and usually out-of-date (sometimes more than a year).

Can you afford to base your decisions on outdated regulatory information?

This means that aviation professionals and organisations need to search the EASA website for the original document, amendments, amendments to amendments et cetera.

 

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ePARTS solves

these problems forever.

For more than 12 years, Jargon Aviation Consultancy has been providing industry and authorities with ePARTS. Originally, the classic ePARTS were complete, current, consolidated and clickable ebooks: rich pdf documents covering the EASA requirements on a certain subject.

About us

ePARTS is a product of Jargon Aviation Consultancy in The Netherlands. Jargon was established in May 2000.
For training and consulting on aviation regulations we must have access to up-to-date regulatory information.
Since EASA did not provide that, we developed ePARTS.

First for internal use only, but since 2010 also as a service available to everyone.
Originally, ePARTS were published as rich, hyperlinked pdf files.

 

When EASA started to provide their Easy Access Rules (which are out-of-date most of the time), we moved on and developed an online application providing direct access to our huge regulations database from any device.
The classic ePARTS (pdf) are still available for users that prefer or need offline access.

Currently ePARTS has almost 1000 registered users, among which many aviation authorities.

Two persons in Jargon are constantly updating the database, developing new features and providing support.

More information on Jargon Aviation consultancy is available on our website at www.jargon.nl

ePARTS
has evolved

Now, ePARTS have developed into an online database that can be accessed from any device (PC, laptop, tablet or smartphone). This provides the following advantages:

  • No more need to download files;
  • No more dependence on certain pdf readers;
  • Fully responsive, also works perfectly on mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets;
  • Includes EASA opinions and other relevant documents;
  • Data is updated within days after publication;
  • Easy navigation with rule selection menu, tabs (Rule, AMC, GM) and hyperlinks;
  • Bookmarks to your personal favourites in Parts, Sections, Subparts or (sub)articles;
  • Clear indication of future applicability dates for new requirements (green and red frames);
  • Amendments introduced in new revisions can be shown (per revision or per article);
  • Superfast search function;
  • Possibility to add personal notes to (sub) articles and more.
 
For those who still prefer to read pdf documents, the classic ePARTS (pdf) are still available and are offered as a free add-on to the corresponding ePARTS.online subscription.

What is currently covered?

  • AIR Operations: (EU) No 965/2012 including
    • Parts DEF, ARO, ORO, CAT, SPA, NCC, NCO and SPO;
  • AIR CREW: (EU) No 1178/2011 including
    • Parts FCL, MED, CC, ARA, ORA and DTO;
  • Initial Airworthiness: (EU) No 748/2012 including
    • Parts-21 and 21L; Part-26;
  • Continuing Airworthiness: (EU) No 1321/2014 including
    • Parts M, 145, 66, 147, ML, CAMO and CAO;
  • Third Country Operators: (EU) No 452/2014 including
    • Parts TCO and ART;
  • Aerodromes: (EU) No 139/2014 including
    • Definitions, ADR.AR, ADR.OR and ADR.OPS;
  • Balloons: (EU) 2018/395 including
    • Part-DEF, BOP and BFCL;
  • Sailplanes: (EU) 2018/1976 including
    • Part DEF, SAO, SFCL;
  • BASA’s including:
    • EU-USA, EU-Canada, EU-Brazil, EU China, EU-Japan and EU- United Kingdom.

More requirements continue to be included

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