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<strong>CIVIL</strong> <strong>AVIATION</strong> <strong>DEPARTMENT</strong><strong>HONG</strong> <strong>KONG</strong>, CHINAAirworthiness NoticeNo. 30AIssue 330 September 2008TECHNICAL ARRANGEMENT ON <strong>AVIATION</strong> MAINTENANCEBETWEENTHE <strong>HONG</strong> <strong>KONG</strong> <strong>CIVIL</strong> <strong>AVIATION</strong> <strong>DEPARTMENT</strong>AND THE <strong>CIVIL</strong> <strong>AVIATION</strong> AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE1 Introduction1.1 The Hong Kong Civil Aviation Department (hereinafter referred to as'HKCAD') has entered into an enhanced Technical Arrangement with the CivilAviation Authority of Singapore (hereinafter referred to as 'CAAS') on 29August 2008. This Technical Arrangement is an expansion of the one signedon 16 December 2004 that allowed for both civil aviation authorities torecognise each other’s approvals given to maintenance organisations tomaintain components of aircraft registered without the need to obtain separateapproval. The enhancement includes the recognition of maintenance ofaircraft and engines, in addition to aircraft components.1.2 Except by mutual consent in a particular case to cater for circumstances thatare not adequately addressed by this Technical Arrangement, neither Partywill issue any further approvals to maintenance organisations in the Area ofthe other Party. For the avoidance of doubt, nothing herein will preventeither Party from approving a line station or a satellite facility of an existingdomestic approved organisation in the Area of the other Party.2 The Technical Arrangement2.1 The HKCAD and CAAS (hereinafter referred to as 'the Parties') agree thattheir respective laws, regulations, standards, practices, procedures and systemsfor the approval and monitoring of aircraft maintenance in general, andapproved maintenance organisations in particular, are sufficiently comparableto permit the acceptance of each other's maintenance certification systems,subject to the procedures described in the provisions of this TechnicalArrangement.2.2 Without prejudice to the obligations of each Party under its own laws,regulations, standards, practices, procedures and systems, the purpose of thisTechnical Arrangement is to save duplication of inspections and evaluationsby:AN-30A P.130 September 2008

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