14 CFR Part 135 ETOPS Certification Program
ETOPS, or Extended-range Twin-engine Operational Performance Standards was originally developed for aircraft operated under 14 CFR 121 and was originally defined as “Extended Range Operations with Twin Engine Airplanes”. To obtain 135 ETOPS certification, operator must meet a set of stringent requirements set by the FAA. These requirements are designed to ensure that the aircraft, crew, and maintenance procedures are capable of safely operating in extended-range operations.
Our uniquely qualified and expert consultants understand the requirements and procedures for obtaining the ETOPS certification. You have nothing to worry about; we are here to help your organization achieve its goals. Below is a list of some of the ETOPS requirements:
- Aircraft Requirements for ETOPS Authorization
- Operator Requirements for ETOPS Authorization
- Flight Crewmember Training Requirements for ETOPS
- Maintenance Requirements for two-engine ETOPS Authorization
- ETOPS Flight Planning
- Applications to Conduct ETOPS
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