Aerospace production requires high legal requirements due to complex service provision. Production must be based on Part 21J design organisation's technical data. Approval needed for aircraft, engines, parts and appliances
Part 21G governs aircraft component production and system manufacturing. Course covers compliance requirements and procedures for production organisations. Training includes EASA/UK CAA Part 21 Subpart G and Acceptable Means of Compliance
Founded in 1927 as Taylor Brothers Aircraft Manufacturing Company. William T. Piper acquired company in 1930, leading to "Henry Ford of Aviation" philosophy. Produced 144,000 aircraft between 1927-2009, with 90,000 still flying. Became one of "Big Three" in general aviation alongside Beechcraft and Cessna
Boeing announced 7E7 program in 2003 as Sonic Cruiser replacement. First Dreamliner with composite materials and four-window cockpit. Targeted 20% fuel efficiency over 767, carrying 200-300 passengers
Founded by Igor Sikorsky in 1923 near Roosevelt Field, New York. Company name changed to Sikorsky Manufacturing Company in 1925. Moved to Stratford, Connecticut in 1929. Developed first stable helicopter R-4 in 1942
Global airplane manufacturing market valued over $400 billion in 2024. Market expected to reach over half a trillion dollars by 2032. Boeing and Airbus are only major players in large commercial aircraft market