Approval of Design Data Used in Support of Repairs Sample Clauses

Approval of Design Data Used in Support of Repairs. 3.3.1 Design data used in support of repairs must be approved or accepted, as appropriate, by the exporting authority (State of Design). The following describes the process that shall be followed by FAA and EASA so that repair design data can be approved or accepted. Repair designs requiring the production of new parts that would constitute a design change, are not eligible for acceptance under these Implementation Procedures. However, it is permissible to fabricate parts that will be used in the repair of the individual aircraft, engine, propeller, or appliance.
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Approval of Design Data Used in Support of Repairs. 3.3.2.0 Design data used in support of repairs must be approved or accepted, as appropriate, by the exporting authority (State of Design) in a manner which is acceptable to the importing authority.
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