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INTERIM REPORT – OPTIONS FOR CHANGE – ATTACHMENT C EASA.2009.OP.21 NOTES AND EXTRACTS FROM THE SIAGDP DOCUMENT (2010-11 Edition, 1 July 2010) July 1, 2010 Notes are made and extracts included where they highlight some of the options made in Options for Change, and/or reflect findings made in Data Summary and Analysis within the Interim Report. Comments are added in italics. Executive Summary The SIAGDP allows U.S. Commercial Air Carriers (not Domestic and on-demand operations Part 135) a: − shared, − approved, − compliant, and − standardised programme, − …. to operate in international locations. The core of this program is the De/Anti-icing Vendor Audit (DEVA). Pooling of audit results is acceptable, and participants fulfil their internal Quality Assurance program requirements for continuous surveillance of the vendors under contract to perform de/anti-icing services and requirements of the SIAGDP. The Air Transportation Association (ATA) will host the data repository where each participating airline will submit: 1. List of designated auditors 2. Schedule of planned audits 3. DEVA results, including date of the audit conducted 4. Corrective action responses including acceptance or rejection of location Participants are: − Alaska Airlines, − American Airlines, − Continental, − Delta, − FedEx Express, − Horizon Air, airsight GmbH - 5 -
INTERIM REPORT – OPTIONS FOR CHANGE – ATTACHMENT C EASA.2009.OP.21 − SkyWest , − United Air Lines, − United Parcel Service and − US Airways. International De/Anti-icing Chapter - Foreword This is only a portion of the FAA approved de/anti-icing program and does not cover detailed flight crew or dispatcher procedures. It covers international de/anti-icing differences associated with local procedures accomplished by third-party de-icing providers. Third party providers may use all procedures from the main approved de/anti-icing manual or substitute differences contained in the International De/Anti-icing Chapter. This chapter is divided into four sections: − Procedures Section − Training Section − Quality Control Section − Reference Section Procedures 1 De/Anti-icing Fluids This section on the delivery, storage, pumping, handling and testing of fluids follows accurately the AEA Recommendations. It may be possible for any regulation to simply refer to the AEA Recommendations and Training Manual and thereby give tacit approval. 2 De/Anti-icing Operations 2.1 General The de/anti-icing operation must be suited for each airport, company and local setting. However, airworthiness and operational regulations state that no one can take-off in an aircraft that has any contamination on critical surfaces. The clean aircraft concept shall be set as the only way of operating. 2.2 Preliminary work for the start of de/anti-icing A verification of procedures for de/anti-icing should then be made. Procedures may vary according to local demands. The necessary inspections and communications can be made airsight GmbH - 6 -
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