Approval of authorised workshop engaged in the maintenance of aircraft material (EASA Form 2)

Please send your application form to the Civil Aviation Authority.

The following documentation shall be enclosed with the application:

Applicant's full name, certificate of registration, enterprise name and address.
Workshop manager's education and practical experience.
Overview of other personnel. 
The type of authorisation for which approval is sought.
The premises' layout.
Whether premises are owned or rented.
Workshop manual. 

Norwegian Act No. 101 of 11 June 1993 relating to civil aviation (the Civil Aviation Act)

Norwegian Regulations No. 488 of 5 July 2015 relating to continued airworthiness of aircraft and aircraft products, components and equipment, and the approval of organisations and personnel participating in these tasks (the Maintenance Regulations)

Norwegian Regulations No. 252 of 4 March 2013 relating to airworthiness and environmental certification of aircraft etc. and certification of design and production organizations (the Certification Regulations)

Norwegian Regulations relating to notification and reporting requirements by aviation accidents and incidents, etc.

Norwegian Regulations No. 2374 of 21 December 2023 relating to fees for the Civil Aviation Authority etc.

The Civil Aviation Authority issues authorisation certificates to authorised workshops that entitle them to carry out the following on aircraft:

Readying and inspection of aircraft in connection with issuing airworthiness certificates.
Service/inspection to ensure continued airworthiness.
Special inspections.
Minor and major repairs, minor and major modifications, and overhauling of aircraft material, cf. Annex 1 to the Regulations relating to authorised workshops. Repairs and modifications shall be carried out on the basis of approved documentation and use of aircraft material.

Criteria/conditions:

There are requirements for registration in the Register of Business Enterprises and for premises, aircraft material and equipment before approval can be granted.
More information about the requirements can be found in the Regulations relating to authorised workshops.

Remarks:

A fee is charged for processing the application.
The authorisation is not limited in time, but it can be revoked, subjected to restrictions or suspended.
A fee must be paid in accordance with the applicable Regulations No 185 of 18 February 2011 relating to fees for the Civil Aviation Authority etc.