What do you need from us to start?

The intended scope and jurisdiction, access to the documents and records that already exist, and one contact per area. Nothing has to be tidy first; sorting the evidence is part of the work.

What if the documents are incomplete or scattered?

That is the normal case. The evidence register comes first and shows what exists before anything is judged against a requirement.

Do you also close the gaps?

Yes, as consultancy or as compliance artefact production. The report is written so that your own team, or any other, can work from it.

Can you compare a civil certificate against military requirements?

Yes. That delta is a frequent request: what the civil evidence covers, what the military authority requires on top, and what has to be produced again.

Is the report something we send to the authority?

No. It is an internal document that maps your evidence to the requirements. The authority sees the application and its evidence, not our report.

Service

Gap analysis

Before committing to a certification or approval project, you need to know where you stand. We collect what exists, check it against the applicable requirements and tell you what is missing, in what order to close it and what it will take.

What we do

Organisation approvals

DOA, POA, Part 145, Part-CAMO and their EMAR equivalents: whether the exposition, the procedures and the records would survive the audit, requirement by requirement.

Product certification

Type certificate, supplemental type certificate or ETSO authorisation: where the certification basis, the compliance matrix and the compliance evidence stand against a submission.

UAS operational authorisation

The SORA package, the ConOps, the operations manual and the design evidence: what the authority would send back today, and why.

Military programmes

Readiness against STANAG 4671 / AEP-4671 and EMAR 21 for a national military airworthiness authority, including the deviations that authority applies.

Crossing between regimes

A civil type certificate towards a military type certificate, or a SAIL IV design verification towards a full type certificate: the delta analysis that shows what carries over, what has to be re-argued and what has to be produced from scratch.

What you receive

Gap report, requirement by requirement: met, partially met or missing, with the evidence found and what is absent.
Roadmap: what to close first, in what order, with the effort each gap carries, so the programme can be planned and budgeted.
Evidence register: every document and record we collected, where it sits and which requirement it answers.

Frameworks we check against

Part 21, including Subparts G, J and O, Regulation (EU) No 748/2012
Part 145, Part-CAMO, Part-M and Part-IS, Regulations (EU) No 1321/2014, 2023/203 and 2022/1645
CS-23, CS-25, CS-27, CS-29, CS-E, CS-P and CS-ETSO, EASA certification specifications
SC-VTOL and SC Light-UAS with their published means of compliance, EASA special conditions
Regulation (EU) 2019/947 and JARUS SORA 2.5, UAS operations in the specific category
EMAR 21, EMAR 145, EMAR M and the EMACC handbook, European military airworthiness
STANAG 4671 / AEP-4671 and the related NATO UAS standards, NATO
14 CFR Parts 21, 23, 25, 27, 29, 33, 35 and 145, FAA, including validation projects
ARP4754A, ARP4761A, DO-178C / ED-12C, DO-254 / ED-80 and DO-160G / ED-14G, development assurance and equipment qualification
National frameworks, on request

This list is not closed. A gap analysis can be run against whichever framework your authority applies; name the target and we work in it.

Questions

What do you need from us to start?: The intended scope and jurisdiction, access to the documents and records that already exist, and one contact per area. Nothing has to be tidy first; sorting the evidence is part of the work.
What if the documents are incomplete or scattered?: That is the normal case. The evidence register comes first and shows what exists before anything is judged against a requirement.
Do you also close the gaps?: Yes, as consultancy or as compliance artefact production. The report is written so that your own team, or any other, can work from it.
Can you compare a civil certificate against military requirements?: Yes. That delta is a frequent request: what the civil evidence covers, what the military authority requires on top, and what has to be produced again.
Is the report something we send to the authority?: No. It is an internal document that maps your evidence to the requirements. The authority sees the application and its evidence, not our report.