Regulatory Update: October 2026
FAA has issued Advisory Circular 25.1309-1A regarding airborne system failure conditions. All Aevum Flight Systems teams must review and update FMEA documentation by Q4 2026. View Bulletin.
Aevum Aerospace operates under a unified compliance matrix covering design, production, maintenance, and export across 62 countries. Our dedicated Regulatory Affairs team liaises directly with governing bodies to ensure continuous alignment with evolving standards.
| Authority | Scope | Certification | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| FAA (USA) | Design & Production | Part 21 Design Organization | Active |
| EASA (EU) | Airworthiness | Part 21 Subpart G | Active |
| CAAC (China) | Market Access | Special Condition Approval | Pending |
| ICAO | International Standards | Annex 8 Compliance | Active |
Aevum Aerospace strictly enforces export classification, licensing, and transfer controls for defense articles and technologies. All personnel must complete annual export control training. Unauthorized transfer of technical data is prohibited under federal and international law.
Our Safety Management System (SMS) integrates hazard identification, risk assessment, and continuous monitoring. Aevum Zenth maintains a zero-tolerance policy for safety shortcuts. The Aevum Ethics Hotline allows anonymous reporting of violations with full whistleblower protections under applicable law.
Aevum's autonomous flight platforms comply with emerging regulatory frameworks for Uncrewed Aircraft Systems (UAS) and piloted autonomous aircraft. This includes:
- FAA 14 CFR Part 107 (Beyond Visual Line of Sight waivers)
- EASA Specific Category Operations
- Mean Time Between Critical Failures (MTBCF) validation
- AI Explainability and Certification Standards