Royal Decree 750/2014 of 5 September, regulating air activities for the fight against fire and search and rescue and establishing the requirements for airworthiness and licences for other aircraft aeronautical activities, as set out in Annex I, the airworthiness rules applicable to these activities.

In particular, the article " TAE.AER.GEN.100 Aircraft with EASA-type certificate. Joint operation ' contained in Annex I to the said Royal Decree, provides that the recognition of EASA airworthiness certificates shall be issued in accordance with the provisions of the State Aviation Safety Agency by means of a resolution of its Director.

Therefore, the Directorate of the State Aviation Safety Agency, resolves:

First. Scope of application.

This resolution shall apply to aircraft as defined in Article TAE.AER.GEN.100 of Annex I to Royal Decree 750/2014 of 5 September 2014.

Second. Request.

The registrant, representative or operator of an aircraft wishing to have the EASA airworthiness certificate recognised in order to be able to carry out a mixed operation in accordance with Article TAE.AER.GEN.100 of Annex I to the Royal Decree 750/2014, of 5 September, you must apply at the appropriate Flight Safety office.

Third. Requirements.

The flight safety office shall recognise the EASA airworthiness certificate in order to be able to carry out a mixed operation in accordance with Article TAE.AER.GEN.100 of Annex I to Royal Decree 750/2014 of 5 September 2014, verify:

(a) The validity and validity of the corresponding EASA airworthiness certificate and the associated airworthiness review certificate, and

(b) Where appropriate, compliance with the conditions set out in paragraph (f) of Article TAE.AER.GEN.100 of Annex I to Royal Decree 750/2014 of 5 September 2014.

Fourth. Format.

The format of the recognition shall be in accordance with the model AESA 1112-B form, and shall be of size A5, as standard UNE 1011, as set out in Appendix I to this Resolution.

Fifth. Repeal.

This resolution leaves without effect the Resolution of the Directorate of the State Aviation Safety Agency of October 14, 2010, establishing the possibility of recognition of the certificate of airworthiness EASA as a national certificate of airworthiness when carrying out customs, police, search and rescue activities or services, fire fighting, coastguard or the like.

Sixth. Validity of the recognitions issued in accordance with the Resolution of the Directorate of the State Aviation Safety Agency of 14 October 2010.

Acknowledgments issued in accordance with the Resolution of the Directorate of the State Aviation Safety Agency of October 14, 2010, are considered to be issued in accordance with this Resolution, so they shall maintain its validity without requiring the issuing of a new recognition.

Madrid, April 29, 2015. -Director of the State Aviation Safety Agency, Isabel Maestre Moreno.

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