General Criterion for Significant Changes to Operational Authorisation
Verified from official sourcesAMC2 UAS.SPEC.030(2)AMC2 UAS.SPEC.030(2)Version 1Effective -Verified 21 August 2026
In plain language
If you make a non-editorial change that affects your operational authorisation or the documents used to get it, this is considered a significant change.
Requirement as structured
EASA accepts that any non-editorial change that affects the operational authorisation, or affects any associated documentation submitted to demonstrate compliance, should be considered a significant change.
Original regulatory text
Any non-editorial change that affects the operational authorisation, or affects any associated documentation that is submitted to demonstrate compliance with the requirements established for the authorisation, should be considered to be a significant change.
Applies when
- category
- specific
- regulatory category
- Specific