Chapter 1 Aircraft Certification System
1.1 Aviation Industry and Certification
1.2 American Certification System
1.3 European Certification System
1.4 Korea's Certification System
1.5 International Cooperation Certification System
Practice problems

Chapter 2 Aircraft Certification Procedures
2.1 Certification Procedure Regulations
2.2 Formal Certification Procedure
2.3 Production Proof Procedure
2.4 Airworthiness Certification Procedure
2.5 Parts Manufacturer Approval Procedure
2.6 Technical Standard Product Approval Procedure
2.7 Type Certificate Approval Procedure
2.8 Conformity Test Procedure
Practice problems

Chapter 3: Proving Aircraft Suitability
3.1 Establishing a Certification Plan
3.2 Proof of structural strength
3.3 Powertrain Verification
3.4 Verification of detailed system
3.5 Avionics Verification
3.6 Safety Analysis
3.7 Flight performance verification
Practice problems

Chapter 4: Aircraft Engine Certification Technology
4.1 Engine Certification Overview
4.2 Reciprocating Engine Certification
4.3 Turbine Engine Certification
4.4 Propeller Certification
4.5 Auxiliary Power Unit Certification
Practice problems

Chapter 5: Aircraft Parts Certification Technology
5.1 Overview of Component Certification
5.2 Aircraft Tires
5.3 Life jacket certification
5.4 Aircraft seats
5.5 Waiting Data Computer
5.6 Cabin Parts Certification
Practice problems

Chapter 6: Certification of Future Aircraft
6.1 Overview of Future Aircraft
6.2 Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Certification
6.3 Urban Aircraft Certification
6.4 Electric Propulsion System Certification
6.5 UAM Aircraft Certification Cases
Practice problems

Chapter 7 Military Airworthiness Certification
7.1 Military Aircraft Certification System
7.2 Military Airworthiness Certification Procedures
7.3 Standard airworthiness certification criteria
7.4 Military Engine Certification
7.5 Military Aircraft Parts Certification

References
supplement
1.
List of Certification Document Formats
2.
Aircraft Certification Terminology
3.
Regulations on Aircraft and Parts Certification Procedures

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