Airworthiness
Certification & traceability, attached to every part.
A part is only usable if you can prove it's airworthy. On Skyrack, condition and certification are stated up front and the paperwork travels with the part — so it clears receiving inspection the first time.
Documentation we work with
Authorized Release Certificate
Documents that a part conforms to approved design and is in a condition for safe operation. Issued for new and overhauled/repaired articles from approved sources.
Authorised Release Certificate
The European equivalent of the 8130-3, accepted under the bilateral agreement for dual-release parts moving between FAA and EASA jurisdictions.
Parts Manufacturer Approval
Approval to produce a replacement or modification part. PMA alternatives are surfaced on part pages alongside OEM options where an approved equivalent exists.
Certificate of Conformance
A manufacturer's statement that the supplied part conforms to specification — common for standard hardware and consumables.
Repair Station Approval
Suppliers performing maintenance, repair, or overhaul are vetted for their repair-station approvals during onboarding.
Full Traceability
Where available, complete ownership and maintenance history from manufacture forward — often required for life-limited parts (LLPs).
Condition codes
New
Never installed, with new-part certification.
Overhauled
Restored to serviceable limits by an approved facility, with an 8130-3/Form 1.
Serviceable
Inspected and released as serviceable, with supporting documentation.
Repaired
Repaired to a serviceable condition by an approved repair station.
As-Removed
Removed from service; documentation and inspection status stated per listing.
Have a specific trace requirement?
Note it on your RFQ and we'll confirm documentation before quoting.