Airworthiness Standards

Airworthiness Standards are regulations set by aviation authorities that specify the safety and performance requirements an aircraft must meet to be legally flown. These standards ensure that aircraft are safe, reliable, and capable of performing their intended functions. They cover design, construction, materials, and maintenance practices, requiring thorough testing and inspections. Essentially, they serve as quality benchmarks, helping to prevent accidents and maintain trust in aviation safety. Airlines, manufacturers, and operators must adhere to these standards before an aircraft can be certified for flight.