Topic deep dive · 25 minutes
Foreign designs: following the evidence through a TDE
Distinguish acceptability, applicability and review depth when seeking credit for foreign design work.
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Topic deep dive · 25 minutes
RPAS: certifying the system beyond the aircraft
Map flight-relevant RPAS functions across the vehicle, control station and links, and assess changed assumptions.
Topic deep dive · 25 minutes
Certification, qualification and acceptance: different questions
Distinguish design certification, device qualification, contractual acceptance and operational readiness.
Topic deep dive · 25 minutes
Aircraft, ships, submarines and land systems: comparing assurance
Use cross-domain assurance comparisons while identifying where aviation rules and authorities stop applying.
Fleet deep dive · 25 minutes
CH-147F: established military design and Canadian differences
Explain the documented CH-147F TDE rationale and distinguish prior military design work from Canadian changes.
Fleet deep dive · 25 minutes
CH-148: developmental integration and continued learning
Explain developmental integration and how new service evidence informs continued airworthiness.
Fleet deep dive · 25 minutes
CF-188: used-aircraft evidence, upgrades and ageing
Separate used-aircraft introduction, configuration changes and structural-ageing evidence.
Fleet deep dive · 25 minutes
CC-295: Canadian SAR integration and the evidence chain
Trace Canadian SAR design differences and corrective work while distinguishing certification from readiness.
Fleet deep dive · 25 minutes
CC-177: an established transport baseline and bounded credit
Assess bounded credit for an established transport baseline and its Canadian differences.
Fleet deep dive · 25 minutes
CP-140: modernization and structural life extension
Separate mission modernization from structural life extension and assess continuing usage assumptions.