Aero engine supplier quality

AS13100 Meet aero engine supplier requirements without a spreadsheet army.

AS13100 asks engine suppliers for APQP, PPAP, FMEA and measurement studies. Run them as connected products on one record of each part.

What AS13100 asks for

What is AS13100?

AS13100 is the supplier quality requirements standard for the aero engine industry, agreed by the major engine makers. It sits on top of AS9100 and points suppliers to AS9145 for APQP and PPAP, AS9102 for first article inspection and AS9103 for variation management, plus requirements on human factors and measurement.

Engine suppliers often answer to several primes, each with its own supplier manual. AS13100 replaces much of that with one set of requirements, but it still asks for a lot of linked evidence.

How we help

How YourBrand supports AS13100

APQP and PPAP

AS9145 phases and approval packages for every new engine part.

First article inspection

Full and partial first articles per part revision.

Process FMEA

Risk analysis that drives the control plan and the inspection plan.

Measurement studies

Gauge R&R and calibration linked to key characteristics.

Process control

SPC on key characteristics with capability tracked over time.

Supplier oversight

Collect your own sub-tier suppliers' approval packages through a portal.

Standards and industries

AS13100 and the standards it points to

IndustryStandardWhat you get
Aero enginesAS13100Supplier quality requirements for engine programmes
AerospaceAS9145APQP and production part approval
AerospaceAS9102First article inspection
AerospaceAS9103Variation management of key characteristics
FAQ

AS13100 questions

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What is the difference between AS13100 and AS9100?

AS9100 is the quality system standard for the whole aerospace and defence industry. AS13100 adds supplier requirements specific to aero engine makers on top of it, such as APQP, PPAP and measurement requirements.

Who has to meet AS13100?

Suppliers to the aero engine makers that adopted it. Check the supplier requirements in your customer's purchase orders.

What is AS9145?

AS9145 is the aerospace standard for APQP and PPAP. AS13100 points to it for how suppliers plan and approve new parts.

What is AS9102?

AS9102 is the aerospace standard for first article inspection, used to show the first production part matches the design.

Can YourBrand handle several engine customers at once?

Yes. Approval schemes, FMEA ratings and requirements are configurable per customer.

Get your next engine part approved with less effort

We walk through it with your own parts and documents. It takes about 30 minutes.