Proposed Changes that Do Not Introduce New Engine Models Sample Clauses

Proposed Changes that Do Not Introduce New Engine Models. Proposed changes in type certificate not considered by the FAA and the EASA to be so extensive as to require an application for a new engine model are to be classified as either a "retained change" or a "non retained change". Minor and major changes in type design are defined in 14 CFR 21.93 and Part 21, 21.A.91. Classification of changes are to be accomplished according to the procedures of the concerned Technical Agent. • A “retained change” is any major change in type design that may affect any limit or condition shown on the applicable Type Certificate Data Sheet; introduces new or reduced life limits; may affect any previously issued FAA or EASA Airworthiness Directive (AD); may affect engine installation interchangeability or engine component interchangeability; all changes to engine installation instructions and engine operating instructions; or a change designated as such by the FAA or the EASA. The FAA and the EASA will approve all “retained changes” in accordance with the procedure of the respective Technical Agent. • A “non retained change” is any major change in type design that is not considered to be a “retained change”. • Minor changes in type design are “non retained changes”. • A “non retained change” will be processed in the jurisdiction of origin in accordance with existing local procedures and delegations or privileges, as applicable, and will be considered approved on behalf of the Technical Agent of the other jurisdiction. The approval is made against both the FAA and the EASA certification basis.
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