Get FAA 8130-1 2011-2024

Purpose: The purpose of this information is to evaluate an applicant's eligibility for a U.S. Airworthiness Certificate.

Form FAA 8130-3 - Authorized Release Certificate, Airworthiness Approval Tag.

Special Airworthiness Certification is performed for aircraft certificated in categories other than "standard." The certificate used is the special airworthiness certificate FAA Form 8130-7 .

To get an 8130 certificate, the end-user must request it from the production approval holder (PAH) or the repair service from which they are receiving their parts. The service must then utilize the appropriate channels for receiving the 8130 certificate before the product leaves its quality control system.

» The CoC must be completed by the FAA or a designee while the form 8130-3 can be completed by one of many FAA-authorized Certified Repair Station (CRS) or air carriers. Note - The 8130-3 is a more established standard compared to the CoC. The 8130-3, for example, can be used for export approval but the CoC cannot.

Form FAA 8130-1 - Application for Export Certificate of Airworthiness.

A part or a component accompanied by EASA form 1 or FAA 8130-3 means that the part or component is produced based on the approved design data from a Design Organization. So, we have to be clear that these forms are issued by an organization responsible ONLY for production.

What Is an 8130-3 form? An 8130-3 form is a document required by the FAA under the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) to certify an aircraft part or product is in acceptable condition for safe operation within the United States or one of its global partners in aircraft accountability.