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September start targeted for EASA

The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) is scheduled to start operations next September in Brussels, Belgium, following a September 27 ruling that gives

By Thierry Dubois • Writer

May 7, 2008

The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) is scheduled to start operations next September in Brussels, Belgium, following a September 27 ruling that gives its promoters in the European Commission the green light to actually create the agency.

Initially, the EASA will have powers limited to aircraft certification. In the future, this competence is planned to extend to all aspects of air-transport safety. Ultimately, the EASA is destined to replace today’s Joint Aviation Authorities, and the EC is expected to name the EASA’s first executive director by next month.

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