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EASA has established a process for ‘FSTD Special Conditions development and assessment’ in line with the needs of industry to provide general guidance and a basis for the qualification of new technologies used in Flight Simulation Training Devices (FSTD).   In addition, FSTD Special Conditions for the use of Virtual Reality (VR) combined with a…

The CP1 industrialisation forum, set up to support industry and operators with effective implementation of initial trajectory information sharing (AF6), has expanded its participation to include some manufacturers. The Forum is holding its second meeting on March 16, 2023.   Article Originally Posted CP1 Industrialisation forum expanded to include manufacturer representatives on EASA

SEVILLE, Spain, September 28 — Aviation actors need to come together in a new partnership to support rapid innovation, which can help with the drive for reduction of emissions and thus ensure that major sustainability milestones can be reached, while maintaining and improving aviation safety. Article Originally Posted ‘EASA+ Design’ conceived as future partnership for…

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with its sister Agency, the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC), to pave the way for a faster and more effective response to future public health emergencies. Article Originally Posted EASA and ECDC sign MoU for coordination in future public…

The EASA 2023 Annual Safety Review (ASR) is now online. The 2023 edition looks at the safety performance of the European aviation system in 2022. Article Originally Posted EASA Annual Safety Review 2023 published on EASA

From January 1, 2024 the drone regulation will become fully applicable and the open category will benefit from drones with a class mark. Drones with a C1 marking weighing up to 900 g will be able to conduct operations in populated areas (as defined in A1 subcategory). Drones up to 4 kg with a C2…

A detailed agenda, with information on speakers and panellists, has now been published for the EASA Annual Safety Conference 2023, which will take place in Seville, Spain on September 27-28.  Article Originally Posted Detailed agenda now published for EASA Annual Safety Conference 2023 – register now! on EASA

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency has published a template as the basis for an Operations Manual that can be used for UAS operations that are being conducted in the specific category. Article Originally Posted EASA publishes template for Operations Manual for Specific Category UAS operation on EASA

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