E-PROPS: EASA/DGAC certification
The E-Props propellers are designed, manufactured and tested to meet the requirements of the aeronautical standards.
Quality and safety are ongoing concerns for the E-PROPS company, throughout the design, procurement, manufacturing, testing and marketing of all its products.
At the end of 2021, E-PROPS has initiated the following procedures:
- with French DGAC (Civil Aviation Authority), application for a Production Organization Approval (POA) according to EASA Part 21 subpart G
- with EASA, application for Type Certificates for some E-Props models suitable for use on certified aircraft
EASA Type Certificates:
✗ EASA P.512 (EPGU3) dated 02 March 2023 (pdf file)
In a few months' time, E-PROPS will apply for DOA (Design Organisation Approval).
Privileges: the DOA holder can carry out design activities within the scope of EASA approval, have compliance documents accepted by EASA without further verification, and carry out activities independently of EASA.
This DOA approval will be the official recognition of E-PROPS' technical expertise and know-how.
Quality and safety are ongoing concerns for the E-PROPS company, throughout the design, procurement, manufacturing, testing and marketing of all its products.
At the end of 2021, E-PROPS has initiated the following procedures:
- with French DGAC (Civil Aviation Authority), application for a Production Organization Approval (POA) according to EASA Part 21 subpart G
- with EASA, application for Type Certificates for some E-Props models suitable for use on certified aircraft
EASA Type Certificates:
✗ EASA P.512 (EPGU3) dated 02 March 2023 (pdf file)
In a few months' time, E-PROPS will apply for DOA (Design Organisation Approval).
Privileges: the DOA holder can carry out design activities within the scope of EASA approval, have compliance documents accepted by EASA without further verification, and carry out activities independently of EASA.
This DOA approval will be the official recognition of E-PROPS' technical expertise and know-how.
