European Aviation Safety Agency
The centrepiece of the European Union's strategy for aviation safety
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| 12/06/2013 | The Agency proposes to issue a Certification Memorandum on ‘Flammability Testing of Interior Materials’ (EASA Proposed CM-CS-004 Issue 01). The related document is available for public consultation under Current consultations page |
| 12/06/2013 | EASA publishes Annual Safety Review 2012
The worldwide rate of fatal accidents for scheduled passenger and cargo flights has continued to decrease, providing a steady improvement in aviation safety. The rate of fatal accidents in EASA Member States is comparable with and slightly lower than North America. Link to the report |
| 21/05/2013 | UPCOMING EVENT - Tuesday, 22 October 2013: EASA will organise its first workshop specifically dedicated to cabin crew and cabin/passenger safety
The objective is to provide all interested stakeholders with information on the new EU rules, namely the Aircrew Regulation and Air OPS Regulation, as well as on the on-going and future rulemaking, standardisations and certification activities, that are relevant to cabin crew and cabin/passenger safety. This will also be an opportunity for all concerned to meet and exchange views and experience, and for the Agency to present how cabin crew and cabin safety issues are dealt with within the Directorates of Rulemaking, Standardisation and Certification. Please find registration details on EASA website |
The Members of
EASA Executive Committee have signed a public declaration of interests. The Executive Committee includes the Agency's
Executive Director, the
Certification Director, the
Rulemaking Director, the
Approval and Standardisation Director, the
Finance and Business Services Director, the Deputy Director for Strategic Safety, the Head of Cabinet of the Executive Director, the Head of Communications and External Relations Department and the Policy Officer of the Cabinet of the Executive Director.
Protection of source of information
To maintain a high level of civil aviation safety a reporting system of safety information is essential for the implementation of an effective Safety Management System by approved organisations. This is a part of the European Aviation Safety Programme and in the establishment of State Safety Programmes by Member States. read more
FRAUD WARNING - The Agency has been informed of fraudulent e-mails being sent to applicants requesting the payment of fees and charges. More info here
