What makes aviation certification different?
Aerospace certification bodies work to the AS/EN 9100 series under strict IAQG oversight. You certify against demanding quality standards, follow defined audit rules, and report outcomes into the industry’s shared systems, all while staying defensible for your accreditation body.
Aviation also has its own infrastructure: the IAQG’s OASIS database is the central record for aerospace certification. Zertic coexists with OASIS — you run your full certification process in Zertic while continuing to meet OASIS requirements. Generic audit tools aren’t built for this. Zertic is.

How does Zertic fit aviation certification?
Zertic is built for the realities of managing aerospace certification at scale. You run the complete process — from first client contact to invoicing and renewal — with capabilities built specifically for aviation bodies:
- AS9100-series end-to-end workflow — the full certification cycle is structured to meet the AS/EN 9100 standards and ISO/IEC 17021.
- Ready-to-use best practice — pre-configured 17021 workflows, standard checklists, categories, audit types, NC rule sets, competencies, formal and technical review, and email templates, built from years of experience.
- Multi-site and audit-team management — plan complex audit structures across sites and teams in one place.
- Coexistence with OASIS — manage your certification process in Zertic alongside the IAQG OASIS database, without disruption.
Zertic is used by leading certification bodies to manage these demanding processes in a structured, easy-to-configure way.
Which standards does Zertic support for aviation?
Zertic supports the core aerospace standards, and lets you add and maintain your own:
AS9100 · AS9110 · AS9120 · EN9100 · EN9110 · EN9120 · ISO 9001

Aviation Certification: Common Questions
Aviation Certification: Common Questions












