Piper M600 — Type Certificate

This document provides an overview of EASA Part-ML regulations as they apply to light aircraft maintenance for owner pilots. It outlines the responsibilities and options available to owners of aircraft with a maximum weight not exceeding 2730 kg, including the Piper M600. The document emphasizes the harmonization of maintenance rules across EASA member states, allowing owner pilots to take on more responsibility for their aircraft's airworthiness. It details the steps for creating an Aircraft Maintenance Program (AMP), the role of the Design Approval Holder (DAH), and the implications of maintenance decisions on airworthiness. The document serves as a guide for pilots and owners to navigate the new regulations and maintain their aircraft effectively.

• EASA Part-ML applies to light aircraft under 2730 kg, including the Piper M600.
• Owner pilots can declare their own Aircraft Maintenance Program (AMP).
• Maintenance tasks must be performed at least every 100 hours or annually, whichever comes first.
• The Annual Inspection and Airworthiness Review Certificate (ARC) is valid for 12 months.
• Contracting a CAMO/CAO transfers maintenance responsibility from the owner to the organization.