21L.A.126 Scope of work

(a)A declared production organisation is entitled to show the conformity of the products and parts that are within the scope of this Section and that it has produced within the declared scope of work, with the applicable design data.

(b)A declared production organisation is entitled, for a complete aircraft, after presentation of an aircraft statement of conformity (EASA Form 52B), to apply:

1.for an aircraft that conforms to a type design approved in accordance with Subpart B of Section B of this Annex, for a certificate of airworthiness and a noise certificate;

2.for an aircraft that conforms to a design for which compliance has been declared in accordance with Subpart C of this Annex, for a restricted certificate of airworthiness and a restricted noise certificate.

(c)A declared production organisation is entitled to issue authorised release certificates (EASA Form 1) for engines, propellers and parts that either conform to:

1.approved design data issued in accordance with Subparts B, D, E or M of Section B of this Annex;

2.declared design data for which design compliance has been declared in accordance with Subparts C, F or N of this Annex;

3.production data based upon all the necessary approved design data as provided by a repair design approval holder.

(d)A declared production organisation is entitled to recommend the conditions for an aircraft that it has produced and for which it has attested conformity with the applicable design data, under which a permit to fly can be issued by the competent authority under Subpart P of Annex I (Part 21).

(e)A declared production organisation is entitled to maintain a new aircraft that it has produced, as necessary to keep it in an airworthy condition, unless Regulation (EU) No 1321/2014 requires the maintenance to be performed under such rules, and to issue a certificate of release to service (EASA Form 53B) in respect of that maintenance.