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This article delves into how DPPs can help ensure compliance with industry standards and regulations, improve lifecycle management, streamline aircraft component tracking, prevent counterfeit parts, improve the disposal of end-of-life aircraft, and support the production and use of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF).
Aviation regulations and standards that require traceability
The aviation industry is undergoing a significant and essential shift to sustainability, transparency, and safety. This transformation is being enabled by new tools. Digital Product Passports (DPPs) and Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) are the key enablers of this transition. Our goal with this webinar and panel discussion is to help you understand the gap between EPDs and DPPs, why DPPs are necessary, and how the industry is preparing for these changes. The session also includes a panel discussion with Circularise, Green Cabin Alliance and Sekisui KYDEX on customer pressure and compliance, transparency and IP protection, cost and value, standardisation, design for repair, and what aviation reporting could look like by 2030.