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Eiropas Aviācijas drošības aģentūra

Eiropas Aviācijas drošības aģentūra ir atbildīga par Eiropas Savienības aviācijas drošības stratēģiju. Mūsu mērķis ir nodrošināt drošības un vides aizsardzības augstākos kopējos standartus civilās aviācijas jomā.

Kopējā stratēģija
Gaisa transports ir kļuvis par drošāko ceļošanas veidu. Tā kā gaisa satiksme turpina paplašināties, ir vajadzīga kopēja iniciatīva Eiropas līmenī, lai nodrošinātu gaisa transporta drošību un ilgtspējību. Kaut arī valsts iestādes turpina veikt lielāko daļu operatīvo uzdevumu, piemēram, konkrētu gaisa kuģu sertifikāciju vai pilotu licenču izdošanu – Aģentūra izstrādā kopējus drošības un vides aizsardzības noteikumus Eiropas līmenī. Tā pārrauga standartu saskaņošanu, veicot pārbaudes dalībvalstīs, un ir atbildīga par vajadzīgajām tehniskajām konsultācijām, apmācību un pētījumiem. (read more...)


Latest news
24 June 2009 EASA Certification Information 2009 - 09: Suspension of EASA Type Certificate EASA.IM.A.171 by the European Aviation Safety Agency for the Eclipse Model EA500 aircraft for administrative reasons. For more information, click here.
15 June 2009 The Agency organises a third conference on its draft implementing rules for air operations (NPA 2009-02). With this conference, the Agency aims at giving stakeholders a forum to ask questions and to discuss the proposals made in the NPA. To prepare for this event, stakeholders are invited to hand in questions or topics of interest. For more information, click here.
02 June 2009 EASA Certification Information 2009 - 08: Request by VZLU, a. s. from Czech Republic to surrender Type Certificate 97-01 and 96-04 issued by CAA Czech Republic for the V 237 and V 230 series propellers. Open for comments until 29 June 2009
29 May 2009 The Agency published the second edition of "EASA News". As the first newsletter, it focuses on the Agency’s new regulatory tasks and informs about current developments within the Agency. To access the newsletter, click here.
20 May 2009 EASA Certification Information 2009 - 07: Withdrawal of TURBOMECA support for the BASTAN VI C1 turboprop engine. Open for comments until 19 June 2009
15 May 2009 EASA launches web-based rulemaking handbook. For easy access to Notices of Proposed Amendment (NPA) for air operations (NPA 2009-02B, NPA 2009-02C, NPA 2009-02E) and for organisation requirements (NPA 2008-22C) click here.
15 May 2009 The Agency offers an additional conference to inform stakeholders on the state of play of the different Notices of Proposed Amendment (NPAs) following the extension of responsibilities to air operations, flight crew licensing and third country operators. The Conference will specifically focus on performance based rulemaking and the proposed approach of using certification specifications and acceptable means of compliance. The one-day conference "Locally Approved, Globally Accepted - a regulatory approach to harmonisation and flexibility" will take place in Cologne on 23 June 2009. For more information, click here.


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