What is the EASA responsible for?
As described above, EASA is normally responsible for the approval of the flight conditions on the basis of which a permit to fly can be issued by the Competent Authority. The Agency approves the Flight Conditions in cases related to the safety of the design, defined as follows: • the aircraft does not conform to an approved design; or • an Airworthiness Limitation, a Certification Maintenance Requirement or an Airworthiness Directive has not been complied with; or • the intended flight(s) are outside the approved envelope.
