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3.8To whom should organisations report occurrences?
3.8 To whom should organisations report occurrences?
| Key principle Organisations are required to report occurrences to their competent authority. |
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In most cases, the competent authority is the one which has certified or approved the organisation.
| Examples: Design organisations approved by EASA: EASA is the competent authority. Air operators certified by a Member State: that Member State is the competent authority. In a situation where an organisation has two AOC under two different States (State A and B), it shall report occurrences involving aircraft operating under the State A AOC to State A competent authority and occurrences involving aircraft operating under the State B AOC to State B competent authority. |
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For organisations which are not certified or approved, the competent authority is the State in which the organisation is established.
| Example: A ground handling organisation reports its occurrences under Regulation 376/2014 to the State in which it is established. |
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IR — Regulation (EU) No 376/2014 · GM to Reg. (EU) No 376/2014 and its IRs · Occurrence Reporting Easy Access Rules · EAR revision 27 Sep 2023