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    Name : Erum Amanullah

    Student ID : 10103

    European Aviation Safety Agency

    Establishment

    The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) is an agency of the European Union established in 2002
    by the European parliament and the Council in order to ensure a high and uniform level of safety in
    civil aviation, by the implementation of common safety rules and measures.

    Mission
    EASA states that their mission is to promote the highest common standards of safety and
    Environmental protection in civil aviation.

    Responsibilities
    The agency’s responsibilities include:
     Expert advice to the EU on the drafting new legislation;
     Developing, implementing and monitoring safety rules, including inspections in the Member States;
     Type-certification of aircraft and components, as well as the approval of organizations involved in
    the design, manufacture and maintenance of aeronautical products;
     Certification of personnel and organizations involved in the operation of aircraft;
     Authorization of third-country (non EU) operators;

    Tasks

    The Agency's tasks are to:

     Help the Community legislature draw up common standards to ensure the highest possible levels
    of safety and environmental protection;
     Ensure that they are applied uniformly in Europe and that any necessary safeguard measures are
    implemented
     Promote the spread of standards worldwide.
    Structure

     Executive directorate – includes chief engineer, communication & quality department, legal
    department
     Strategy & safety management – safety intelligence & performance, strategy & programmers,
    international cooperation
     Certification – certification, validation & airworthiness directives for aircraft, environment, parts &
    appliances, safety oversight for aeronautical design companies
     Flight standards directorate – responsible for standardization (national oversight) & rulemaking for
    maintenance, air operations, aircrew & medical, air traffic management/air navigation services,
    aerodromes
     Resources & support directorate – finance & procurement, human resources, IT, applicant services,
    corporate services

    Who Gets Benefitted By EASA


    The European and international civil aviation community:

     European civil aviation authorities


     air operators & airlines
     European manufacturers/designers of aircraft & parts
     maintenance companies
     commercial & private pilots
     approved training organisations
     air traffic controllers & air navigation services
     airports

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