In this module, we will start by defining what is safety especially in aeronautics. For that, we will need to explain some key concepts required to deal with airworthiness: safety objectives, airworthiness, certification requirements, accident. Then, we'll focus on what aviation safety encompasses and what figures are relevant to safety.

In this module, we will detail the generic regulatory structure in an ICAO contracting State. We will especially define the role of the States in the process for initial airworthiness.

In this module, we will analyze how an authority and an applicant proceed to certify a product. Then we'll examine how the Type Certificate is validated. This process is of great importance in certification activities, as it enables products to be exported. Finally, we'll show that modifications to the design of the model certificate can be of different kinds: design modifications to improve the customer experience, and repairs to remedy problems identified a posteriori.

Continued and Continuing Airworthiness are key to ensure the airworthiness of an aircraft all through its operational life. In this module, we will define what Continued and Continuing Airworthiness are and we will describe their specific tasks and processes.

To conclude this course, we will share a testimony of a Certification and Airworthiness Engineer. This will give you an overview of an operational application in the context of the development of an innovative aircraft design. Then, the final evaluation will assess your knowledge and your skills related to Aircraft Airworthiness.