EASA SIB 2026-07R2
EASA Safety Publication Tool – Log of Revisions
Summary
EASA Safety Information Bulletin 2026-07R2 is an airworthiness bulletin that updates the EASA Safety Publication Tool taxonomy with changes effective from 01 June 2026. It includes updates to Type Certificate Holder names and additions of new aircraft types such as the Epic Aircraft LLC E1000 and Pilatus PC12/47G. Affected aircraft types include models from DAHER AIRCRAFT SAS, ONTIC ENGINEERING AND MANUFACTURING, INC., DE HAVILLAND AIRCRAFT OF CANADA LTD., and others.
What Changed
This revision updates the Type Certificate Holder name from DAHER AEROSPACE to DAHER AIRCRAFT, SAS for several Rallye and TBM models. It also changes the TC Holder from M7 AEROSPACE LLC to ONTIC ENGINEERING AND MANUFACTURING, INC. for SA226, SA227, and SA26 types. Additionally, the CL-215 series was migrated from VIKING AIR LTD to DE HAVILLAND AIRCRAFT OF CANADA LTD., and new entries for Epic Aircraft LLC and Pilatus PC12/47G were added to the taxonomy.
Why It Matters
These updates ensure that aviation professionals have accurate and current information regarding aircraft type certifications and manufacturer details, which is critical for compliance, maintenance, and operational planning. Accurate TC Holder data supports proper regulatory notifications and filter settings in the EASA Safety Publications Tool. This helps operators and maintenance organizations stay informed about relevant safety information and changes affecting their fleet.
What To Do
Users registered in the EASA Safety Publications Tool should review this bulletin periodically and update their notification filters to reflect the changes in TC Holder names and new aircraft types. Notifications will be sent automatically to users with active filters for affected types or SIBs. There is no mandatory compliance deadline, but staying current with these updates is recommended for effective safety management.
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