TCDS EASA IM A 570 Issue 20

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Issue: 20 Date: 09 May 2023
TYPE‐CERTIFICATE
DATA SHEET
No. EASA.IM.A.570
For
BD‐500
Type Certificate Holder:

Airbus Canada Limited Partnership
13100 Henri‐Fabre Blvd.
Mirabel, Québec, Canada
J7N 3C6
For Models: BD‐500‐1A10

BD‐500‐1A11
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION 1: MODEL BD‐500‐1A10..................................................................................................... 6

I. General .................................................................................................................................... 6
1. Type/ Model/ Variant ................................................................................................................. 6
2. Performance Class ...................................................................................................................... 6
3. Certifying Authority .................................................................................................................... 6
4. State of Design Authority Certification Application Date ........................................................... 6
5. EASA Type Certification Application Date .................................................................................. 6
6. State of Design Authority Type Certificate Date......................................................................... 6
7. EASA Type Certification Date ...................................................................................................... 6
II. Certification Basis .................................................................................................................... 6
1. Reference Date for determining the applicable airworthiness requirements ........................... 6
2. Reference Date for determining the applicable operational suitability requirements .............. 7
3. State of Origin Airworthiness Authority Type Certification Data Sheet No. .............................. 7
4. State of Origin Airworthiness Authority Certification Basis ....................................................... 7
5. EASA Airworthiness Requirements ............................................................................................. 7
5.2. Deviations ................................................................................................................................ 8
5.3. Equivalent Safety Findings ....................................................................................................... 8
5.4. Environmental Protection Requirements ................................................................................ 8
6. Operational Suitability Requirements ........................................................................................ 8
6.1 Flight Crew Data ....................................................................................................................... 8
6.2. Cabin Crew Data ...................................................................................................................... 8
6.3. Master Minimum Equipment List ............................................................................................ 8
III. Technical Characteristics and Operational Limitations ............................................................ 9
1. Type Design Definition ................................................................................................................ 9
2. Description .................................................................................................................................. 9
3. Equipment .................................................................................................................................. 9
4. Dimensions ................................................................................................................................. 9
5. Engines ........................................................................................................................................ 9
6. Auxiliary Power Unit ................................................................................................................... 9
7. Propellers .................................................................................................................................. 10
8. Fluids (Fuel, Oil, Additives, Hydraulics) ..................................................................................... 10
8.1 Fuel ......................................................................................................................................... 10
8.2 Oil ............................................................................................................................................ 10
8.3 Hydraulics ............................................................................................................................... 10
9. Fluid Capacities ......................................................................................................................... 10
9.1 Fuel ......................................................................................................................................... 10
9.2 Oil ............................................................................................................................................ 10
10. Airspeed Limits ....................................................................................................................... 10
11. Flight Envelope ....................................................................................................................... 10
12. Operating Limitations ............................................................................................................. 11
13. Maximum Certified Weights ................................................................................................... 11
14. Centre of Gravity Range.......................................................................................................... 11
15. Datum ..................................................................................................................................... 11
16. Levelling Means ...................................................................................................................... 11
17. Minimum Flight Crew ............................................................................................................. 11
18. Minimum Cabin Crew ............................................................................................................. 12
19. Maximum Aircraft Occupants ................................................................................................. 12

20. Baggage/ Cargo Compartment ............................................................................................... 12

21. Wheels and Tyres.................................................................................................................... 12
21.1 Wheels .................................................................................................................................. 12
21.2 Tyres ..................................................................................................................................... 13
22. ETOPS ...................................................................................................................................... 13
IV. Operating and Service Instructions ....................................................................................... 13
1. Airplane Flight Manual (AFM)................................................................................................... 13
2. Instructions for Continued Airworthiness and Airworthiness Limitations ............................... 13
3. Weight and Balance Manual (WBM) ........................................................................................ 13
V. Operational Suitability Data (OSD) ........................................................................................ 14
VI. Notes ................................................................................................................................... 14
SECTION 2: MODEL BD‐500‐1A11................................................................................................... 16
I. General .................................................................................................................................. 16
1. Type/ Model/ Variant ............................................................................................................... 16
2. Performance Class .................................................................................................................... 16
3. Certifying Authority .................................................................................................................. 16
4. State of Design Authority Certification Application Date ......................................................... 16
5. EASA Type Certification Application Date ................................................................................ 16
6. State of Design Authority Type Certificate Date....................................................................... 16
7. EASA Type Certification Date .................................................................................................... 16
II. Certification Basis .................................................................................................................. 16
1. Reference Date for determining the applicable airworthiness requirements ......................... 16
2. Reference Date for determining the applicable operational suitability requirements ............ 17
3. State of Origin Airworthiness Authority Type Certification Data Sheet No. ............................ 17
4. State of Origin Airworthiness Authority Certification Basis ..................................................... 17
5. EASA Airworthiness Requirements ........................................................................................... 17
5.2. Deviations .............................................................................................................................. 18
5.3. Equivalent Safety Findings ..................................................................................................... 18
5.4. Environmental Protection Requirements .............................................................................. 18
6. Operational Suitability Requirements ...................................................................................... 18
6.1 Flight Crew Data ..................................................................................................................... 18
6.2. Cabin Crew Data .................................................................................................................... 18
6.3. Master Minimum Equipment List .......................................................................................... 18
III. Technical Characteristics and Operational Limitations .......................................................... 19
1. Type Design Definition .............................................................................................................. 19
2. Description ................................................................................................................................ 19
3. Equipment ................................................................................................................................ 19
4. Dimensions ............................................................................................................................... 19
5. Engines ...................................................................................................................................... 19
6. Auxiliary Power Unit ................................................................................................................. 19
7. Propellers .................................................................................................................................. 19
8. Fluids (Fuel, Oil, Additives, Hydraulics) ..................................................................................... 20
8.1 Fuel ......................................................................................................................................... 20
8.2 Oil ............................................................................................................................................ 20
8.3 Hydraulics ............................................................................................................................... 20
9. Fluid Capacities ......................................................................................................................... 20
9.1 Fuel ......................................................................................................................................... 20
9.2 Oil ............................................................................................................................................ 20
10. Airspeed Limits ....................................................................................................................... 20
11. Flight Envelope ....................................................................................................................... 20
12. Operating Limitations ............................................................................................................. 21

13. Maximum Certified Weights ................................................................................................... 21

14. Centre of Gravity Range.......................................................................................................... 21
15. Datum ..................................................................................................................................... 21
16. Levelling Means ...................................................................................................................... 21
17. Minimum Flight Crew ............................................................................................................. 21
18. Minimum Cabin Crew ............................................................................................................. 22
19. Maximum Aircraft Occupants ................................................................................................. 22
20. Baggage/ Cargo Compartment ............................................................................................... 22
21. Wheels and Tyres.................................................................................................................... 22
21.1 Wheels .................................................................................................................................. 22
21.2 Tyres ..................................................................................................................................... 23
22. ETOPS ...................................................................................................................................... 23
IV. Operating and Service Instructions ....................................................................................... 23
1. Airplane Flight Manual (AFM) ........................................................................................... 23
2. Instructions for Continued Airworthiness and Airworthiness Limitations ........................ 23
3. Weight and Balance Manual (WBM) ................................................................................. 23
V. Operational Suitability Data (OSD) ........................................................................................ 24
VI. Notes ................................................................................................................................... 24
SECTION: ADMINISTRATIVE ........................................................................................................... 25
I. Acronyms and Abbreviations .................................................................................................. 25
II. Type Certificate Holder Record .............................................................................................. 25
III. Change Record ..................................................................................................................... 26

SECTION 1: MODEL BD‐500‐1A10
I. General
This Data Sheet, which is part of Type Certificate No. EASA.IM.A.570, prescribes conditions and
limitations under which the product for which the Type Certificate was issued meets the
airworthiness requirements of the European Union Aviation Safety Agency
1. Type/ Model/ Variant
BD‐500 / BD‐500‐1A10
2. Performance Class
3. Certifying Authority
Transport Canada Civil Aviation
4. State of Design Authority Certification Application Date
Initial: 10 December 2009

Deferred: 31 December 2011
5. EASA Type Certification Application Date
Initial: 4 March 2010

6. State of Design Authority Type Certificate Date
17 December 2015
7. EASA Type Certification Date
15 June 2016
II. Certification Basis
1. Reference Date for determining the applicable airworthiness requirements
31 December 2011, nevertheless the 31st of October 2014 letter from TCCA was received (5010‐
A704 (10076915)) to elect to comply with CS‐25 Amendment 12.

SECTION 1: MODEL BD‐500‐1A10 ‐ continued
2. Reference Date for determining the applicable operational suitability requirements
31 December 2011 for CS‐FCD, CS‐MMEL and CS‐CCD.
3. State of Origin Airworthiness Authority Type Certification Data Sheet No.
TCCA Type Certificate Data Sheet No. A‐236 (initial revision 17th of December 2015, or subsequent
revisions)
4. State of Origin Airworthiness Authority Certification Basis
Refer to TCCA Type Certificate Data Sheet No. A‐236.
5. EASA Airworthiness Requirements
EASA Certification Specification 25, Amendment 12.
EASA Certification Specification All Weather Operations (CS‐AWO), Initial Issue.
5.1 Special Conditions

B‐01 Flight in Icing Conditions
B‐02 Stalling and Scheduled Operating Speeds
B‐03 Motion and Effects of Cockpit Controls
B‐04 Static Directional, Lateral & Longitudinal Stability & Low Energy Awareness
B‐05 Flight Envelope Protection Design
B‐14 Steep Approach
B‐17 Normal Load Factor Limiting System
B‐26 Shorter Landing Distances on eligible Wet Grooved or PFC Runways
C‐02 Composite Fuel Tanks – Uncontained Engine Debris
C‐06 Design Dive Speed
C‐07 Design Manoeuvre Load
C‐08 Pilot Limit Forces & torques (Side Stick)
C‐12 Tyre Debris vs. Fuel Leakage for CFRP Fuel Tanks
C‐13 Automatic Braking System Loads
D‐04 Post‐Crash Fire – Composite Construction
D‐07 Heat Release and Smoke Emission for Seat Installation
D‐08 In‐Flight Fire – Composite and Unusual Construction
D‐14 Towbarless Towing
D‐16 Control Surface Position Awareness and EFCS
E‐01 Water/ Ice Fuel System
E‐11 Fire Withstand Capability of CFPR Wing Fuel Tanks
F‐01 HIRF Protection
F‐10 Data Link Services for the Single European Sky
F‐11 Flight Recorders, Data Link Recording
F‐14 Flight Instrument External Probes – Qualification in Icing Conditions
F‐21 Airborne Systems & Network Security
F‐29 Lithium Battery Installations
F‐32 Non Rechargeable Lithium Battery Installation

5.2. Deviations
None.
5.3. Equivalent Safety Findings
B‐24 Out of Trim

D‐09 Burnthrough Protection at Aft Pressure Bulkhead
D‐13 Pack‐off Dispatch
D‐23 Burnthrough on WTBF
D‐26 Burnthrough on Lower Deck Cargo Compartment
D‐30 APU Doors ESF
E‐13 Fan Zone Non Fire Zone
E‐14 Digital Only Displays of Power‐Plant Instruments
E‐15 Engine Ignition Switches
E‐16 Automatic Take‐Off Thrust Control System Indication
F‐24 Passenger Cabin Minimum Mass Flow of Supplemental Oxygen
F‐26 Crew Determination of Quantity of Oxygen in Passenger Oxygen System
5.4. Environmental Protection Requirements
EASA Certification Specification 36, Amendment 3

EASA Certification Specification 34, Initial Issue
For details of the certified noise levels see TCDSN EASA.IM.A.570.
6. Operational Suitability Requirements
6.1 Flight Crew Data
Certification Specifications for Operational Suitability Data (OSD), Flight Crew Data (CS‐FCD),
Initial Issue, 31 January 2014
6.2. Cabin Crew Data
Certification Specifications and Guidance Material for Cabin Crew Data (CS‐CCD), Initial Issue
‐ 31 January 2014.
6.3. Master Minimum Equipment List
Certification Specifications for Master Minimum Equipment List CS‐MMEL Initial Issue dated
31 January 2014 (Book 1 only)
Bombardier MMEL development and approval plan Ref. EASA – BD‐500 – ORI 4 Issue 2 – 13
February 2014 (as AMC/GM)

III. Technical Characteristics and Operational Limitations
1. Type Design Definition
Type design definition applicable to this TCDS for the BD‐500‐1A10 is defined in RAZ‐BA500‐027 at
Rev. A or later approved revisions.
For particular BD‐500‐1A10 aircraft configured with the Basic Airbus Corporate Jet (ACJ) modifications
in accordance with RAL‐BA500‐0005 Rev. – or later approved revisions, the approved type design
appropriate to the “as delivered” configuration is defined in RAZ‐BA500‐027 Rev. M or later approved
revisions, and RAL‐BA500‐XXXXX (production sequence number, where XXXXX denotes the aircraft
serial number).
2. Description
The BD‐500‐1A10 model airplane is a swept‐wing monoplane with a pressurized single‐aisle cabin.
The airplane is fitted with two (2) Pratt & Whitney PW1500G ultra‐high bypass geared turbofan
engines.
The Airplane structure, in general, is fabricated from advanced weight‐saving materials (Carbon Fibre
Reinforced Plastic (CFRP) and advanced aluminium alloys). Steel alloys and titanium are also used.
3. Equipment
The basic required equipment as prescribed in the applicable airworthiness regulations (see
Certification Basis) and defined in the Type Certificate Type Design Definition (RAZ‐BA500‐027 Rev A
or later approved revisions) must be installed in the airplane.
4. Dimensions
Wingspan 35.1 m (115 ft 1 in)

Overall Length 34.9 m (114 ft 9 in)
Height 11.8 m (38 ft 8 in)
5. Engines
Two (2) Pratt & Whitney PW1524G (EASA TCDS EASA.IM.E.090)

6. Auxiliary Power Unit
One (1) Honeywell 131‐9(C)
For operating limits, see applicable AFM as listed in Section IV of this TCDS.

7. Propellers
N/A
8. Fluids (Fuel, Oil, Additives, Hydraulics)
8.1 Fuel
For approved fuel grades, fuel additives, fuel temperature limitations and fuel quantity
gauging inaccuracy, see applicable AFM as listed in Section IV of this TCDS.
8.2 Oil
For approved oils, see applicable Aircraft Maintenance Publication (AMP) BD500‐3AB48‐
10200‐00.
8.3 Hydraulics
For approved hydraulic fluids, see applicable Aircraft Maintenance Publication (AMP) BD500‐
3AB48‐10200‐00.
9. Fluid Capacities
9.1 Fuel
See applicable AFM as listed in Section IV of this TCDS.
9.2 Oil
See applicable Aircraft Maintenance Publication (AMP) BD500‐3AB48‐10200‐00.
10. Airspeed Limits
Unless otherwise specified, speeds are indicated airspeeds

knots Mach
VMO and MMO ‐ ‐
Sea Level to 8,000 ft. 300 ‐
10,000 ft. to 27,500 ft. 330 ‐
Above 27,500 ft. ‐ 0.82
For additional approved speeds, see applicable AFM as listed in Section IV of this TCDS.
11. Flight Envelope
Maximum Operating Altitude:

Take‐off and Landing: 8,000 ft (2,438 m) ‐ 10,000 ft (3,050 m) for aircraft fitted with post SB
BD500‐314004 or Mod 314004


Enroute: 41,000 ft (12,497 m)
12. Operating Limitations
12.1 Approved Operations
‐ Visual (VFR)
‐ Instrument (IFR)
‐ Icing Conditions
‐ Low weather minima (CAT I, CAT II, CAT III with decision height 50ft and CAT III with no decision height)
‐ Ditching (see Note 2)
12.2 Other Limitations
Maximum Ambient Temperature for Takeoff and Landing +52.5°C

Minimum Ambient Temperature for Takeoff ‐54°C
Minimum Ambient Temperature for Landing ‐30°C ‐54˚C Post SB BD500‐278001
Runway slope +/‐ 2%
13. Maximum Certified Weights
Weight kg lb
Maximum Ramp Weight (MRW) 64183 141500
Maximum Takeoff Weight (MTOW) 63730 140500
Maximum Landing Weight (MLW) 54658 120500
Maximum Zero Fuel Weight (MZFW) 52617 116000
For additional approved weight variants, see applicable AFM as listed in Section IV of this TCDS.
14. Centre of Gravity Range
15. Datum
FS 0.0 is located 640 cm (252.0 in) forward of the aircraft nose.
16. Levelling Means
Aircraft is levelled in the longitudinal and lateral axis by means of a plumb bob and target plate in the
rear fuselage/aft equipment bay at FS 1390.83.
17. Minimum Flight Crew
Two (2) – Pilot and Co‐Pilot


18. Minimum Cabin Crew

(in accordance with the emergency evacuation test)
Three (3)
No cabin crew required when configured with the Basic Airbus Corporate Jet (ACJ) modifications in
accordance with RAL‐BA500‐0005 Rev.‐ or later approved revisions, unless fitted with an approved
interior.
19. Maximum Aircraft Occupants
133 (including 1 Pilot, 1 Co‐pilot, 1 Observer, a minimum of 3 Cabin Crew* and a maximum of 127
Passengers*)
* Maximum 130 cabin occupants when fitted with an approved interior.
3 (1 Pilot, 1 Co‐pilot and 1 Observer all located in the cockpit) with no Cabin Crew or passengers
when configured with the Basic Airbus Corporate Jet (ACJ) modifications in accordance with RAL‐
BA500‐0005 Rev.‐ or later approved revisions, unless fitted with an approved interior.
The table below provides the certified Maximum Passenger Seating Capacities (MPSC), the
corresponding cabin configuration (emergency exit arrangement and installed option(s)) and the
associated minimum number of cabin crew (CC) members required to demonstrate compliance with
the certification requirements.
MPSC Cabin Configuration Installed Option(s) Minimum CC Maximum CC

127 C – III ‐ C ‐‐‐ 3 5
0 None Basic Airbus Corporate 0 0
Jet (ACJ)
20. Baggage/ Cargo Compartment
Maximum Loading
lb kg
Fwd Cargo Compartment 3742 1697
Aft Cargo Compartment 4548 2063
See applicable Weight and Balance Manual as listed in Section IV of this TCDS.
21. Wheels and Tyres
21.1 Wheels
Nose Landing Gear: 12”

Main Landing Gear: 21”

21.2 Tyres
Nose Landing Gear: 27x8.5R12 ‐ 16PR ‐ 225 MPH

Main Landing Gear: H42x15.0R21‐ 26PR ‐ 225 MPH
22. ETOPS
The Type Design, system reliability and performance of the following BD‐500‐1A10 configurations were
found capable for Extended Range Operations (ETOPS) when configured, maintained and operated in
accordance with the current revision of the ETOPS Configuration, Maintenance and Procedures (CMP)
document, BD500‐3AB48‐11200‐00 Issue 7 or later EASA approved revisions.
This finding does not constitute an approval to conduct Extended Range Operations (operational
approval must be obtained from the responsible Authority).
The following table provides details on the ETOPS approvals.
Up to 120 min. Up to 180 min.

Model Engine Type
Approval date Approval date
BD‐500‐1A10 PW1524G 04 March 2021 04 March 2021
BD‐500‐1A10 PW1521G 18 October 2021 18 October 2021
IV. Operating and Service Instructions
1. Airplane Flight Manual (AFM)
Airplane Flight Manual (AFM), BD500‐3AB48‐22200‐00, Issue 003, or later approved revisions.
2. Instructions for Continued Airworthiness and Airworthiness Limitations
The Instructions for Continued Airworthiness consist of the publications listed in the Aircraft
Maintenance Publication (AMP) BD500‐3AB48‐10200‐00
(Instructions for Continued Airworthiness, Data Module BD500‐A‐J00‐00‐00‐00AAA‐00VA‐A).
Airworthiness Limitations (AWL), BD500‐3AB48‐11400‐02, Issue 002 or later approved revisions.
Maintenance Review Board Report BD500‐3AB48‐11400‐01 Issue 03 or later approved revisions.
3. Weight and Balance Manual (WBM)
Weight and Balance Manual, BD500−3AB48−22100−00‐xxx, where xxx denotes the customer‐specific
code.

V. Operational Suitability Data (OSD)

The Operational Suitability Data elements listed below are approved by the European Union Aviation
Safety Agency under the EASA Type Certificate [original TC number] as per Commission Regulation
(EU) 748/2012 as amended by Commission Regulation (EU) No 69/2014.
1. Master Minimum Equipment List
a. The MMEL is defined in BD500‐3AB48‐12701‐00, Issue 001 or later approved revisions
2. Flight Crew Data
a. The Flight Crew Data is defined in BAT‐BD500‐OSD‐FC, Initial Issue or later approved revisions
3. Cabin Crew Data

a. The Cabin Crew Data has been approved as per the defined Operational Suitability Data
Certification Basis (see Chapter 2) and as demonstrated by the Bombardier CSCCD, Doc#CC‐E‐BD500‐
100 EASA Operational Suitability Data (OSD), Cabin Crew Data (CCD) for Bombardier CSeries BD‐500‐
1A10 (CS100) Report, Issue 1, dated June 1st 2016”, or later approved revisions.
b. The BD‐500‐1A10 aircraft model is determined to be a new type for cabin crew.
VI. Notes
1. Import Requirements:
a. The Export Certificate of Airworthiness to EU country issued by TCCA should contain the
following statement (in the English language):
“The aircraft covered by this certificate has been examined, tested, and found to conform to
the Type Design approved under EASA Type Certificate No. EASA.IM.A.570 as defined in TCDS
EASA.IM.A.570 issue 1 (or later revision) and to be in condition for safe operation."
2. Ditching: The BD‐500‐1A10 Model configured with the Basic Airbus Corporate Jet (ACJ)
modifications as defined in RAL‐BA500‐0005 Rev. – or later approved revisions, is not approved
for ditching, unless fitted with the required ditching equipment.
3. RAZ‐BA500‐027 Appendix A, Revision M or later revisions, provides guidance to completion

centres when installing an interior regarding compliance with the certification basis for the
BD500‐1A10 configured with the Basic ACJ modifications in accordance with RAL‐BA500‐0005
Rev. – or later approved revisions. This guidance notes general applicable conditions, or
considerations regarding:
 How compliance has been demonstrated for the Basic ACJ aircraft.
 If compliance with some requirement(s) is partial for the Basic ACJ aircraft with the
remainder to be addressed by the completion centre.
 Specific items for which compliance must be addressed by the completion centre (N/A to
the Basic ACJ aircraft)

The guidance in Appendix A guidance should not be understood as an exhaustive list of all the
certification requirements to be addressed by the completion centre during the process of EASA
certification for a cabin completion Supplemental Type Certificate.
RAZ‐BA500‐027 Appendix B, Revision M or later revisions also includes references to installation,

interface data with associated limitations, and relevant data to support completion centres’
understanding of the scope of the compliance activities.
4. Model airplane BD‐500‐1A10 receives the commercial designation A220‐100.

SECTION 2: MODEL BD‐500‐1A11
I. General
This Data Sheet, which is part of Type Certificate No. EASA.IM.A.570, prescribes conditions and
limitations under which the product for which the Type Certificate was issued meets the
airworthiness requirements of the European Union Aviation Safety Agency
1. Type/ Model/ Variant
BD‐500 / BD‐500‐1A11
2. Performance Class
3. Certifying Authority
Transport Canada Civil Aviation
4. State of Design Authority Certification Application Date
Initial: 10 December 2009

5. EASA Type Certification Application Date
Initial: 4 March 2010

6. State of Design Authority Type Certificate Date
8 July 2016
7. EASA Type Certification Date
07 October 2016
II. Certification Basis

1. Reference Date for determining the applicable airworthiness requirements
31 December 2011, nevertheless the 31st of October 2014 letter from TCCA was received (5010‐
A704 (10076915)) to elect to comply with CS‐25 Amendment 12.


2. Reference Date for determining the applicable operational suitability requirements
31 December 2011 for CS‐FCD, CS‐MMEL and CS‐CCD.
3. State of Origin Airworthiness Authority Type Certification Data Sheet No.
TCCA Type Certificate Data Sheet No. A‐236 (initial revision 17th of December 2015, or subsequent
revisions)
4. State of Origin Airworthiness Authority Certification Basis
Refer to TCCA Type Certificate Data Sheet No. A‐236.
5. EASA Airworthiness Requirements
EASA Certification Specification 25, Amendment 12.
EASA Certification Specification All Weather Operations (CS‐AWO), Initial Issue.
5.1 Special Conditions

B‐01 Flight in Icing Conditions
B‐02 Stalling and Scheduled Operating Speeds
B‐03 Motion and Effects of Cockpit Controls
B‐04 Static Directional, Lateral & Longitudinal Stability & Low Energy Awareness
B‐05 Flight Envelope Protection Design
B‐17 Normal Load Factor Limiting System
B‐26 Shorter Landing Distances on eligible Wet Grooved or PFC Runways
C‐02 Composite Fuel Tanks – Uncontained Engine Debris
C‐06 Design Dive Speed
C‐07 Design Manoeuvre Load
C‐08 Pilot Limit Forces & torques (Side Stick)
C‐12 Tyre Debris vs. Fuel Leakage for CFRP Fuel Tanks
C‐13 Automatic Braking System Loads
D‐04 Post‐Crash Fire – Composite Construction
D‐07 Heat Release and Smoke Emission for Seat Installation
D‐08 In‐Flight Fire – Composite and Unusual Construction
D‐14 Towbarless Towing
D‐16 Control Surface Position Awareness and EFCS
E‐01 Water/ Ice Fuel System
E‐11 Fire Withstand Capability of CFPR Wing Fuel Tanks
F‐01 HIRF Protection
F‐10 Data Link Services for the Single European Sky
F‐11 Flight Recorders, Data Link Recording
F‐14 Flight Instrument External Probes – Qualification in Icing Conditions
F‐21 Airborne Systems & Network Security
F‐29 Lithium Battery Installations
F‐32 Non Rechargeable Lithium Battery Installation


5.2. Deviations
None.
5.3. Equivalent Safety Findings
B‐24 Out of Trim

D‐09 Burnthrough Protection at Aft Pressure Bulkhead
D‐13 Pack‐off Dispatch
D‐23 Burnthrough on WTBF
D‐26 Burnthrough on Lower Deck Cargo Compartment
D‐27 Increased Max Passenger Capacity (149 Max Pax)
D‐30 APU Doors ESF
E‐13 Fan Zone Non Fire Zone
E‐14 Digital Only Displays of Power‐Plant Instruments
E‐15 Engine Ignition Switches
E‐16 Automatic Take‐Off Thrust Control System Indication
F‐24 Passenger Cabin Minimum Mass Flow of Supplemental Oxygen
F‐26 Crew Determination of Quantity of Oxygen in Passenger Oxygen System
5.4. Environmental Protection Requirements
EASA Certification Specification 36, Amendment 3

EASA Certification Specification 34, Initial Issue
For details of the certified noise levels see TCDSN EASA.IM.A.570.
6. Operational Suitability Requirements
6.1 Flight Crew Data
Certification Specifications for Operational Suitability Data (OSD), Flight Crew Data (CS‐FCD),
Initial Issue, 31 January 2014
6.2. Cabin Crew Data
Certification Specifications and Guidance Material for Cabin Crew Data (CS‐CCD), Initial Issue
‐ 31 January 2014.
6.3. Master Minimum Equipment List
Certification Specifications for Master Minimum Equipment List CS‐MMEL Initial Issue dated
31 January 2014 (Book 1 only)
Bombardier MMEL development and approval plan Ref. EASA – BD‐500 – ORI 4 Issue 2 – 13
February 2014 (as AMC/GM)


III. Technical Characteristics and Operational Limitations
1. Type Design Definition
Type design definition applicable to this TCDS for the BD‐500‐1A11 is defined in RAZ‐BA503‐027 at
Rev. A or later approved revisions.
2. Description
The BD‐500‐1A11 model airplane is a swept‐wing monoplane with a pressurized single‐aisle cabin.
The airplane is fitted with two (2) Pratt & Whitney PW1500G ultra‐high bypass geared turbofan
engines.
The Airplane structure, in general, is fabricated from advanced weight‐saving materials (Carbon Fibre
Reinforced Plastic (CFRP) and advanced aluminium alloys). Steel alloys and titanium are also used.
3. Equipment
The basic required equipment as prescribed in the applicable airworthiness regulations (see
Certification Basis) and defined in the Type Certificate Type Design Definition (RAZ‐BA503‐027 Rev A
or later approved revisions) must be installed in the airplane.
4. Dimensions
Wingspan 35.1 m (115 ft 1 in)

Overall Length 38.7 m (127 ft)
Height 11.5 m (37 ft 9 in)
5. Engines
Two (2) Pratt & Whitney PW1521G‐3 (EASA TCDS EASA.IM.E.090)

Two (2) Pratt & Whitney PW1524G‐3 (EASA TCDS EASA.IM.E.090)
6. Auxiliary Power Unit
One (1) Honeywell 131‐9(C)

For operating limits, see applicable AFM as listed in Section IV of this TCDS.
7. Propellers
N/A

8. Fluids (Fuel, Oil, Additives, Hydraulics)
8.1 Fuel
For approved fuel grades, fuel additives, fuel temperature limitations and fuel quantity
gauging inaccuracy, see applicable AFM as listed in Section IV of this TCDS.
8.2 Oil
For approved oils, see applicable Aircraft Maintenance Publication (AMP) BD500‐3AB48‐
10200‐00.
8.3 Hydraulics
For approved hydraulic fluids, see applicable Aircraft Maintenance Publication (AMP) BD500‐
3AB48‐10200‐00.
9. Fluid Capacities
9.1 Fuel
9.2 Oil
See applicable Aircraft Maintenance Publication (AMP) BD500‐3AB48‐10200‐00.
10. Airspeed Limits
Unless otherwise specified, speeds are indicated airspeeds
knots Mach
VMO and MMO ‐ ‐
Sea Level to 8,000 ft. 300 ‐
10,000 ft. to 27,500 ft. 330 ‐
Above 27,500 ft. ‐ 0.82
For additional approved speeds, see applicable AFM as listed in Section IV of this TCDS.
11. Flight Envelope
Maximum Operating Altitude:

Take‐off and Landing: 8,000 ft (2,438 m) ‐ 10,000 ft (3,050 m) for aircraft fitted with post SB
BD500‐314004 or Mod 314004
Enroute: 41,000 ft (12,497 m)

12. Operating Limitations
12.1 Approved Operations
‐ Visual (VFR)
‐ Instrument (IFR)
‐ Icing Conditions
‐ Low weather minima (CAT I, CAT II, CAT III with decision height 50ft and CAT III with no decision height)
‐ Ditching
12.2 Other Limitations
Maximum Ambient Temperature for Takeoff and Landing +52.5°C

Minimum Ambient Temperature for Takeoff ‐54°C
Minimum Ambient Temperature for Landing ‐54°C
Runway slope +/‐ 2%
13. Maximum Certified Weights
Weight kg lb
Maximum Ramp Weight (MRW) 71214 157000
Maximum Takeoff Weight (MTOW) 70896 156300
Maximum Landing Weight (MLW) 58740 129500
Maximum Zero Fuel Weight (MZFW) 55792 123000
For additional approved weight variants see applicable AFM as listed in Section IV of this TCDS.
14. Centre of Gravity Range
15. Datum
FS 0.0 is located 427 cm (168.0 in) forward of the aircraft nose.
16. Levelling Means
Aircraft is levelled in the longitudinal and lateral axis by means of a plumb bob and target plate in the
rear fuselage/aft equipment bay at FS 1453.83.
17. Minimum Flight Crew
Two (2) – Pilot and Co‐Pilot

18. Minimum Cabin Crew

(in accordance with the emergency evacuation test)
Three (3)
19. Maximum Aircraft Occupants
153 (including 1 Pilot, 1 Co‐pilot, 1 Observer, a maximum of 5 Cabin Crew and a maximum of 145
Passengers), OR
157 (including 1 Pilot, 1 Co‐pilot, 1 Observer, a maximum of 5 Cabin Crew, and 149 Passengers)
The table below provides the certified Maximum Passenger Seating Capacities (MPSC), the
corresponding cabin configuration (emergency exit arrangement and installed option(s)) and the
associated minimum number of cabin crew (CC) members required to demonstrate compliance with
the certification requirements.
MPSC Cabin Configuration Installed Option(s) Minimum CC Maximum CC

145 C – III ‐ C ‐‐‐ 3 5
149 C – III* ‐ C Option C25631002 3 5
III* is the over‐performing Type III pair of over the wing emergency exits as defined by Option
C25631002.
Note:
‐ The original baseline aircraft maximum passenger seating capacity is 145, and
‐ Option C25631002 enables the MPSC to be increased from 145 up to 149 (demonstrated
through EASA equivalent safety finding D‐27), replacing the single‐lane‐off‐wing slide with a
dual‐lane‐off‐wing slide, and
‐ A separate airworthiness approval is needed for the installation of the individual customized
cabin layout and the necessary cabin adaptations up to 149 passenger seats.
20. Baggage/ Cargo Compartment
Maximum Loading
lb kg
Fwd Cargo Compartment 5393 2446
Aft Cargo Compartment 5746 2606
See applicable Weight and Balance Manual as listed in Section IV of this TCDS.
21. Wheels and Tyres
21.1 Wheels
Nose Landing Gear: 12”
Main Landing Gear: 21”


21.2 Tyres
Nose Landing Gear: 27x8.5R12 ‐ 16PR ‐ 225 MPH

Main Landing Gear: H42x15.0R21‐ 26PR ‐ 225 MPH
22. ETOPS
The Type Design, system reliability and performance of the following BD‐500‐1A11 configurations were
found capable for Extended Range Operations (ETOPS) when configured, maintained and operated in
accordance with the current revision of the ETOPS Configuration, Maintenance and Procedures (CMP)
document, BD500‐3AB48‐11200‐00 Issue 7 or later EASA approved revisions.
This finding does not constitute an approval to conduct Extended Range Operations (operational
approval must be obtained from the responsible Authority).
The following table provides details on the ETOPS approvals.
Up to 120 min. Up to 180 min.

Model Engine Type
Approval date Approval date
PW1521G‐3 04 March 2021 04 March 2021
BD‐500‐1A11
PW1524G‐3 04 March 2021 04 March 2021
IV. Operating and Service Instructions
1. Airplane Flight Manual (AFM)
Airplane Flight Manual (AFM), BD500‐3AB48‐32200‐00, Issue 004, or later approved revisions.
2. Instructions for Continued Airworthiness and Airworthiness Limitations
The Instructions for Continued Airworthiness (ICA) consist of the publications listed in the Aircraft
Maintenance Publication (AMP) BD500‐3AB48‐10200‐00
(Instructions for Continued Airworthiness, Data Module BD500‐A‐J00‐00‐00‐00AAA‐00VA‐A).
Airworthiness Limitations (AWL), BD500‐3AB48‐11400‐02, Issue 002 or later approved revisions.
Maintenance Review Board Report BD500‐3AB48‐11400‐01 Issue 03 or later approved revisions
3. Weight and Balance Manual (WBM)
Weight and Balance Manual, BD500‐3AB48‐32100‐00‐xxx, where xxx denotes the customer‐specific
code.

V. Operational Suitability Data (OSD)
1. Master Minimum Equipment List
a. The MMEL is defined in BD500‐3AB48‐12701‐00, Issue 002, dated September 14th 2016, or later
approved revisions.
2. Flight Crew Data
a. The Flight Crew Data is defined in BAT‐BD500‐OSD‐FC, Revision 1, dated 28 Oct 2016 or later
approved revisions.
3. Cabin Crew Data
a. The Cabin Crew Data has been approved as per the defined Operational Suitability Data
Certification Basis (see Chapter 2) and as demonstrated by the Bombardier CSCCD, Doc#CC‐E‐BD500‐
100/300 EASA Operational Suitability Data (OSD), Cabin Crew Data (CCD) for Bombardier C Series
Family (CS100; CS300), BD‐500‐1A10 (CS100) Report, BD‐500‐1A11 (CS300) Report, Issue 2, dated
August 5th, 2016, or later approved revisions.
b. For cabin crew, the BD‐500‐1A11 aircraft model is determined to be the same type as the BD‐500‐
1A10 model.
VI. Notes
1. Import Requirements:
a. The Export Certificate of Airworthiness to EU country issued by TCCA should contain the
following statement (in the English language):
“The aircraft covered by this certificate has been examined, tested, and found to
conform to the Type Design approved under EASA Type Certificate No. EASA.IM.A.570
as defined in TCDS EASA.IM.A.570 issue 1 (or later revision) and to be in condition for
safe operation.”
2. Model airplane BD‐500‐1A11 receives the commercial designation A220‐300.

SECTION: ADMINISTRATIVE
I. Acronyms and Abbreviations
AFM Airplane Flight Manual

ALI Airworthiness Limitation Items
AMC Acceptable Means of Compliance
APU Auxiliary Power Unit
AWO All Weather Operations
CCD Cabin Crew Data
CG Center of Gravity
CRI Certification Review Item
CS Certification Specification
EASA European Union Aviation Safety Agency
ESF Equivalent Safety Finding
ETOPS Extended Range Operations with Two‐Engine Aeroplanes
EU European Union
EWIS Enhanced Wiring Interconnection System
FCD Flight Crew Data
ICA Instructions for Continued Airworthiness
ICAO International Civil Aviation Organization
IFR Instrument Flight Rules
OSD Operational Suitability Data
PW Pratt and Whitney
SC Special Condition
TC type Certificate
TCCA Transport Canada Civil Aviation
TCDS Type Certificate Data Sheet
TCDSN Type Certificate Data Sheet for Noise
VFR Visual Flight Rules
II. Type Certificate Holder Record
Airbus Canada Limited Partnership

13100 Henri‐Fabre Blvd.
Mirabel, Québec, Canada
J7N 3C6

III. Change Record
Issue Date Changes TC issue

Issue 01 16 June 2016 Initial Issue Initial Issue,
15 June 2016
Issue 02 30 June 2016 Header correction and chapter 21 Baggage/ Cargo 30 June 2016
Compartment values corrected.
Issue 03 20 July 2016 Removal of manufacturer information. 20 July 2016
Issue 04 07 October 2016 CS300 introduced in Section 2. 07 October 2016
Issue 05 18 Nov 2016 CS300 additional weights introduced. 07 October 2016
CS300 FCD introduced.
Issue 06 28 Nov 2016 MRB report added. 07 October 2016
Issue 07 07 Dec 2016 Cargo Compartment values corrected. 07 October 2016
CS300 CCD OSD statement corrected.
Issue 08 26 Apr 2017 Added CRI B‐14, Steep Approach SC. 07 October 2016
CS100/CS300 Fuel Loads tables revised.
Introduced engine PW1524G‐3 for CS300.
Removed engine variants in CS300 maximum
certified weights tables.
Introduced new weights in CS300 maximum
certified weights tables.
OSD FCD updated to cover Steep Approach.
CS300 AFM updated to the Issue 6.
Issue 09 02 Oct 2017 Transfer of TC to C Series Aircraft Limited Partnership 07 October 2016
Issue 10 29 Jan 2018 Various editorial changes. 07 October 2016
Issue 11 30 Nov 2018 Commercial designations revised from CS100 & CS300 07 October 2016
to A220‐100 & A220‐300.
CAT IIIa, & b auto‐land operations introduced.
Corrected Minimum Ambient Temperature for Landing,
on BD‐500‐1A11 only.
Various editorial changes.
Issue 12 01 Jun 2019 Re‐Naming of C Series Aircraft Limited Partnership to 07 October 2016
Airbus Canada Limited Partnership.
Issue 13 04 Mar 2021 Technical Characteristics and Operational Limitations 04 Mar 2021 for
updates: ETOPS design
Maximum operating altitude for TO and landing approval
EASA ETOPS design approval
Issue 14 12 Mar 2021 Maximum Ramp and Maximum Takeoff Weights 07 October 2016
updated for BD‐500‐1A11 model
Editorial correction introduced on maximum diversion
times for ETOPS as introduced in issue 13, to highlight
that EASA approvals cover “up to” 120 minutes and
“up to” 180 minutes

Issue 15 23 July 2021 BD‐500‐1A10: 23 July 2021
 Page 12: Maximum aircraft occupants
information updated: table for MPSC added.
BD‐500‐1A11 Max Pax increase from 145 to 149:
 Page 18: ESF D‐27 added
 Pages 22 and 23: Maximum aircraft occupants
information updated: Option for Max Pax
Increase from 145 to 149 and table for MPSC
added.
Issue 16 18 October 2021 BD‐500‐1A10: 18 October 2021
 Page 9: Two Pratt & Whitney PW1521G
engines added as valid aircraft engine option
 Page 13: ETOPS airworthiness approval
extended to airframe/engine combination BD‐
500‐1A10 with P&W PW1521G
Issue 17 09 December 2021 BD‐500‐1A10: 09 December 2021
 Page 9 Type design definition content updated
by adding references to Basic Airbus Corporate
Jet (ACJ) modifications.
 Page 11 Ditching: Reference to a new Note 2
added
 Pages 12 and 13: references to Basic Airbus
Corporate Jet (ACJ) modifications added for
minimum cabin crew, maximum aircraft
occupants and MPSC.
 Page 15: Note 2 for ACJ and Ditching added.
 Page 15: Note 3 added for ACJ and RAZ‐
BA500—027 Appendix A
Issue 18 09 September 2022 BD‐500‐1A10: 09 September 2022
Page 12:
 Other Limitations: Minimum ambient
temperature for landing updated for post SB‐
BD500‐278001 aircraft.
 Maximum aircraft certified weights updated
(MRW/MTOW/MLW/MZFW)
Issue 19 01 February 2023 BD‐500‐1A10 and BD‐500‐1A11: 01 February 2023
 Mentions to commercial designations A220‐
100 and A220‐300 removed from cover sheet
and from pages 6, 14 and 16.
 New notes for commercial designations A220‐
100 and A220‐300 added in pages 15 and 24,
respectively.
 EASA Special Condition B‐26 “Shorter Landing
Distances on eligible Wet Grooved or PFC
Runways“ added to Certification Basis in pages
7 and 17.
 Technical Characteristics and Operational
Limitations. Information on Fluids and Fluids
Capacities reworded to refer to AFM and
applicable publications. Pages 10 and 20.
Issue 20 09 May 2023 BD‐500‐1A10: 09 May 2023

 Page 9: Two Pratt & Whitney PW1519G
engines added as valid aircraft engine option.

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TCDS No.: EASA.IM.A.

570 BD‐500 Page 1 of 28

Type Certificate Holder:

For Models: BD‐500‐1A10

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SECTION 1: MODEL BD‐500‐1A10..................................................................................................... 6

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20. Baggage/ Cargo Compartment ............................................................................................... 12

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13. Maximum Certified Weights ................................................................................................... 21

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SECTION 1: MODEL BD‐500‐1A10

1. Type/ Model/ Variant

Transport Canada Civil Aviation

4. State of Design Authority Certification Application Date

Initial: 10 December 2009

5. EASA Type Certification Application Date

Initial: 4 March 2010

6. State of Design Authority Type Certificate Date

7. EASA Type Certification Date

II. Certification Basis

1. Reference Date for determining the applicable airworthiness requirements

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SECTION 1: MODEL BD‐500‐1A10 ‐ continued

2. Reference Date for determining the applicable operational suitability requirements

31 December 2011 for CS‐FCD, CS‐MMEL and CS‐CCD.

3. State of Origin Airworthiness Authority Type Certification Data Sheet No.

4. State of Origin Airworthiness Authority Certification Basis

Refer to TCCA Type Certificate Data Sheet No. A‐236.

5. EASA Airworthiness Requirements

EASA Certification Specification 25, Amendment 12.

EASA Certification Specification All Weather Operations (CS‐AWO), Initial Issue.

5.1 Special Conditions

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SECTION 1: MODEL BD‐500‐1A10 ‐ continued

5.3. Equivalent Safety Findings

B‐24 Out of Trim

5.4. Environmental Protection Requirements

EASA Certification Specification 36, Amendment 3

For details of the certified noise levels see TCDSN EASA.IM.A.570.

6. Operational Suitability Requirements

6.1 Flight Crew Data

6.2. Cabin Crew Data

6.3. Master Minimum Equipment List

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SECTION 1: MODEL BD‐500‐1A10 ‐ continued

III. Technical Characteristics and Operational Limitations

1. Type Design Definition

Wingspan 35.1 m (115 ft 1 in)

Two (2) Pratt & Whitney PW1524G (EASA TCDS EASA.IM.E.090)

6. Auxiliary Power Unit

One (1) Honeywell 131‐9(C)

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SECTION 1: MODEL BD‐500‐1A10 ‐ continued

8. Fluids (Fuel, Oil, Additives, Hydraulics)

10. Airspeed Limits

Unless otherwise specified, speeds are indicated airspeeds

11. Flight Envelope