Airworthiness | CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY

Field of activity

One of the primary missions of the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) is to supervise compliance with airworthiness regulations by air operators and organizations performing repair and maintenance of aircraft and aircraft components.
Inspection, issuance, validation, suspension and revocation of airworthiness certificates constitute a substantial part of the CAA’s responsibilities in the field of aircraft airworthiness. These activities are conducted in accordance with international standards and best practices.

Regulatory framework

Airworthiness standards

The CAA division responsible for aircraft airworthiness oversight ensures that CAA-certified aviation organizations operate in compliance with the applicable airworthiness standards in force in the Republic of Moldova, set out in:

Air Code

Air Code of the Republic of Moldova No 301/2017;

GD No 91/2024

Government Decision No 91/2024 on the approval of the Regulation establishing certification requirements and administrative procedures for airworthiness and environmental protection, for the declaration of conformity of aircraft and related products, parts and equipment, and for the approval of design and production organizations;

GD No 641/2019

Government Decision No 641/2019 on the approval of the Regulation on the continuing airworthiness of aircraft and aeronautical products, parts and equipment, and on the approval of organizations and personnel involved;

PIAC · AMC · GM · CS

PIACs, AMCs, GMs and CSs relevant to aircraft airworthiness.

Competencies

Main responsibilities

The basic tasks of the CAA with respect to airworthiness are:

Aircraft and aircraft component airworthiness certification and monitoring;	Permit to fly issuance;
Maintenance organizations authorization and monitoring;	Continuing airworthiness management organizations authorization and monitoring;
Type certificates validation;	Approval of aircraft repairs and modifications;
Republic of Moldova Civil Aircraft Register maintenance;	Certification of personnel with responsibilities in the field of aircraft airworthiness;
Issuance of noise certificates and monitoring of compliance with environmental protection requirements;	Development of draft regulatory and technical provisions related to aircraft airworthiness.

For detailed information on aircraft airworthiness, you may contact the Airworthiness Department at the following e-mail address:

@	E-mail aw@caa.gov.md

Working hours

from 07:30 to 16:30
Break: from 12:00 to 13:00