Aviation glossary · Continuing airworthinessWhat is EO?

Engineering Order

An operator's own instruction authorising a modification, repair or inspection, usually translating a directive, bulletin or repair scheme into work the hangar can carry out.

Why it matters

An engineering order is where an external requirement becomes internal work. If that handover is a PDF and a phone call, the compliance record and the work record drift apart.

In AerSynx

Requirements reach production as work rather than as a document to re-enter, and closing the work returns the compliance evidence to the airworthiness record. Production →

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