Overview

In the aerospace engine industry, delivering consistent, high-quality products isn’t just a competitive advantage. It’s a customer expectation. The AS13100 Revision A standard, released in April 2025, brings updated requirements to help suppliers streamline compliance across multiple OEMs while improving quality and reducing variation.

Developed by the Aerospace Engine Supplier Quality (AESQ) Strategy Group, AS13100 harmonizes customer-specific requirements and translates them into a unified framework that suppliers can implement with clarity and consistency. The new revision includes important clarifications, expanded guidance on defect prevention, and updated expectations around measurement systems analysis, process control, and first article inspection.

This interactive, live-online course is designed for aerospace suppliers looking to understand and implement the latest requirements and associated AESQ Reference Manuals (RMs). Whether you’re already certified to AS9100 or just beginning your journey, this training equips you with the knowledge and tools to integrate AS13100 into your QMS effectively.

Led by experienced instructors, you’ll explore how AS13100 aligns with AS9100 and AS9145, with a strong emphasis on Advanced Product Quality Planning (APQP), Production Part Approval Process (PPAP), and Core Quality Tools. You’ll also learn how to translate AS13100 into actionable requirements within your own organization and supply chain, ensuring compliance, improving audit readiness, and supporting long-term quality performance.

Topics

AESQ AS9100 Supplemental Requirements for: Strategic Planning, Top Management, Competence & Awareness, Risk Management, Monitoring Equipment, Human Factors, Design & Development, Supply Chain Management & Control, Manufacturing Systems, Internal Audits, and Corrective Action

AESQ AS9145 Supplemental Requirements for: APQP – Project Management, Design & Development, Process Design & Development, Validation of Products and Processes; PPAP – File Submission and Disposition, Supply Chain PPAPAESQ

Core Defect Prevention Quality Tools:  DFMEA, PFMEA, Key Characteristics, Process Flow Diagrams, Control Plans, MSA, Capability Studies

Who Should Attend

• Quality Managers
• Management Representatives
• Senior Managers & Management Representatives
• AS13100 Implementation Teams: Quality, Operations, Engineering, Regulatory, etc.
• Functional Leaders impacted by AS13100: Design, Manufacturing, Engineering, Operations, Purchasing, Program Management, Sales
• Internal Auditors