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Airfield lighting: A regulatory approach

26 January 2016 | By Gernot Kessler, Deputy Head of the ATM/ANS and Aerodrome Department at the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA)

Today’s regulatory environment for systems such as airfield lighting is incomplete and varies widely across European Member States. In result, disadvantages emerge both for the manufacturing industry, as well as for the airfield operators. These lead in particular to market restrictions, additional burden and also clarity and liability issues. A…

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Patrick Ky shares EASA’s vision for the future of aviation safety

2 June 2015 | By

In March, the European Aviation Safety Authority (EASA) published its proposals for the future of aviation safety, including recommended revisions to the European Commission’s (EC) current 216/2008 regulations. EASA’s Executive Director Patrick Ky explains how the proposals will provide innovation, rationalisation and above all, improved safety across the aviation industry...

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Airport fire & rescue services: Implementing and complying with new EASA rules

20 March 2015 | By Kim Olsen, Head of Copenhagen Airport’s Fire & Rescue Academy

New rules from the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) for airport rescue and firefighting services will soon begin to be implemented in European airports. This will be an interesting and demanding process to be certified by the new rules for many airports. Kim Olsen, Head of Copenhagen Airport’s Fire &…

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EASA announces senior management changes

21 January 2015 | By The European Aviation Safety Agency

The European Aviation Safety Agency announces three key management changes following the new organisation structure decided by its Executive Director Patrick Ky and announced on 1 September 2014...

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Airbus A350-900 is EASA certified

1 October 2014 | By The European Aviation Safety Agency

The European Aviation Safety Agency issued on 30 September 2014 the type certificate of the Airbus A350-900...

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EASA takes a more active role in RPAS regulation

22 September 2014 | By The European Aviation Safety Agency

EASA takes a more active role in RPAS regulation, as in the meeting for the new governance of JARUS, Eric Sivel of EASA was elected Chairman, Christopher Swider of the FAA was elected as Vice-Chair...