Section 21.331

14 CFR Ch. I (1-1-19 Edition)

Section 21.331 Issuance of export airworthiness approvals for aircraft engines,
propellers, and articles.
(a) A person may obtain from the
FAA an export airworthiness approval
to export a new aircraft engine, propeller, or article that is manufactured
under this part if it conforms to its approved design and is in a condition for
safe operation.
(b) A new aircraft engine, propeller,
or article need not meet a requirement
of paragraph (a) of this section if - 
(1) The importing country or jurisdiction accepts, in a form and manner acceptable to the FAA, a deviation from
that requirement; and
(2) The export airworthiness approval
lists as an exception any difference between the aircraft engine, propeller, or
article to be exported and its approved
design.
(c) A person may obtain from the
FAA an export airworthiness approval
to export a used aircraft engine, propeller, or article if it conforms to its
approved design and is in a condition
for safe operation.
(d) A used aircraft engine or propeller
need not meet a requirement of paragraph (c) of this section if - 
(1) The importing country or jurisdiction accepts, in a form and manner acceptable to the FAA, a deviation from
that requirement; and
(2) The export airworthiness approval
lists as an exception any difference between the used aircraft engine or propeller to be exported and its approved
design.

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Section 21.335

Responsibilities of exporters.

Unless otherwise agreed to by the importing country or jurisdiction, each
exporter must - 
(a) Forward to the importing country
or jurisdiction all documents specified
by that country or jurisdiction;
(b) Preserve and package products
and articles as necessary to protect
them against corrosion and damage
during transit or storage and state the
duration of effectiveness of such preservation and packaging;
(c) Remove or cause to be removed
any temporary installation incorporated on an aircraft for the purpose
of export delivery and restore the air-

craft to the approved configuration
upon completion of the delivery flight;
(d) Secure all proper foreign entry
clearances from all the countries or jurisdictions involved when conducting
sales
demonstrations
or
delivery
flights; and
(e) When title to an aircraft passes or
has passed to a foreign purchaser - 
(1) Request cancellation of the U.S.
registration and airworthiness certificates from the FAA, giving the date of
transfer of title, and the name and address of the foreign owner;
(2) Return the Registration and Airworthiness Certificates to the FAA;
and
(3) Provide a statement to the FAA
certifying that the U.S. identification
and registration numbers have been removed from the aircraft in compliance
with Section 45.33.

Subpart M [Reserved]
Subpart N - Acceptance of Aircraft Engines, Propellers, and
Articles for Import
SOURCE: Docket No. FAA-2006-25877, 74 FR
53392, Amdt. 21-92, Oct. 16, 2009, unless otherwise noted.

Section 21.500 Acceptance of aircraft engines
and propellers.
An aircraft engine or propeller manufactured in a foreign country or jurisdiction meets the requirements for acceptance under this subchapter if - 
(a) That country or jurisdiction is
subject to the provisions of an agreement with the United States for the acceptance of that product;
(b) That product is marked in accordance with part 45 of this chapter; and
(c) The holder or licensee of a U.S.
type certificate for that product furnishes with each such aircraft engine
or propeller imported into the United
States, an export airworthiness approval issued in accordance with the
provisions of that agreement certifying
that the individual aircraft engine or
propeller - 
(1) Conforms to its U.S. type certificate and is in condition for safe operation; and
(2) Has been subjected by the manufacturer to a final operational check.

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