Audit readiness
Finding regulatory gaps before an inspector does is the difference between a smooth audit and a costly finding. EASA auditors look at the depth of your processes, not only at the existence of a document.
Our BASA Quick Guide gives you the essentials to benchmark your current status and prioritize your corrective actions.
The guide is sent on request. Contact us with your repair station name and approval scope.
What's inside
Essential Compliance for US-Based Repair Stations. A practical guide to the FAA–EASA Bilateral Aviation Safety Agreement (BASA) and its Maintenance Annex Guidance (MAG), written for Quality Managers and Accountable Managers of FAA repair stations holding, or seeking, an EASA approval.
Sent on request. Contact us with your repair station name and approval scope.
The expert advantage
A self-assessment is an essential start, but the real challenge is interpreting the rules. A “yes” on a checklist does not always mean a “pass” during an official audit.
Once you have completed your self-assessment, we help you validate your findings and build a robust corrective action plan.
Stuck on a specific requirement, or unsure whether your internal training meets EASA standards? Book a short call with Alain François to discuss your results.
Related resources
Tell us about your repair station and your next EASA audit: we send you the guide.
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