Aircraft OEM Manufacturers · Certification

The training device tied to your type is a data product; qualification is where that becomes visible to authority.

VDR · QTG

validation and qualification packages anchored in your OEM flight data; the fourth layer of the four-layer stack: compliance documentation delivered with the platform, not a brochure compiled after franchised hardware lands

Structured VDR thinking, EQTG/QTG-native discipline, and test artefacts produced alongside VOA simulation software, type-specific cockpit hardware, and in-house avionics electronics; so the configuration states EASA/FAA-oriented reviewers correlate are the same ones your programme controls when post-certification updates must be filed for the life of the aircraft, not re-negotiated across an external maintainer on every LRU or loadable revision.

Discuss Your Requirements
The Problem

When the binder and the device diverge, your type-cert narrative carries the professional risk.

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Qualification packages retyped from executables OEM engineering cannot inspect

Authorities correlate QTG outputs to the flight test envelope and avionics behaviour you own. If validation evidence is assembled downstream of a closed stack, findings land on the signatories who must explain gaps they cannot close without vendor intervention; the inverse of the in-house programme control the OEM pitch promises.

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Post-certification notification becomes a recurring vendor dependency

EASA and FAA frameworks expect configuration changes after qualification to be managed transparently; sometimes including re-qualification. If the organisation that holds revision history and test baselines is not yours, every field update queues behind another company's service calendar for the multi-decade life of the programme.

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Undocumented LRU, harness, or software drift orphans the approved baseline

The OEM discovery warning is precise: undocumented electrical or loadable deltas leave the simulator different from the VDR/QTG baseline; exactly the discrepancy pattern regulators target when customers train for credit on a device associated with your aircraft type.

The VOA Answer

Certification as architecture; the fourth OEM layer delivered with the same team as your executable, metal, and buses.

VOA treats EASA/FAA-oriented documentation and validation discipline as a design input for Production Custom FFS: evidence threads that trace your OEM datasets through software, hardware, and electronics; with roles split explicitly between baseline artefacts VOA engineers with the stack and programme-specific submissions your organisation originates for its certification context.

VDR and validation planning scoped early; CS-FSTD-oriented thinking where the training device follows civil rules, not a documentation sprint after iron arrives

EQTG/QTG-native exports and automated test structures where applicable; reducing manual transcription from runtimes your team cannot audit

Flight and ground data acquisition, calibration hooks, and cross-checks aligned with the same validation rigour used when certifiability is specified from layout

Change control mapped to software builds, BOMs, and PCB revisions; configuration states the qualification package can name when post-certification updates are filed

Engagement paths from discovery: technical meeting, workshop, or architecture assessment; qualification structure discussed before programme commitment hardens

Proof-aligned narrative: OEM-data-validated software and ARINC-capable in-house electronics cited in the OEM deck sit under one documentation thread, not three subcontractors' PDFs

Certification pillar in the civil reference architecture: Solutions → Certification

VOA.aero qualification and validation tooling for OEM Production Custom FFS
In this segment

Your VDR/QTG story must describe the device you sell; reconnect the engineering layers.

Return to executables validated on your flight data, cockpit hardware to specification, and avionics integration your ICD requires.

Software
Engine & IOS

Dynamics and instructor tools built against OEM datasets; outputs qualification reviewers correlate to your envelope.

OEM software →

Hardware
Type-specific cockpit

Panels and control loading tracked against the configuration list the package references.

OEM hardware →

Electronics
Avionics interfaces

PCB and bus integration under change control; electrical truth the QTG expects.

OEM electronics →