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Dal 29 marzo l’Easa è responsabile del rilascio del “Permit to fly”.

Colonia, Germania - Un altro passo verso l’Autorità unica Europea

Dal 29 marzo l’Easa (European aviation safety agency) è responsabile per la definizione delle condizioni di volo alle quali è condizionata l’emissione da parte delle singole autorità nazionali ( Enac, Ente nazionale aviazione civile, per l’Italia NdR) del “Permesso di volo”. Come noto il “Permesso di volo” talvolta chiamato CN speciale ( certificato di navigabilità speciale NdR) viene rilasciato...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1071349
Roma, Italia, 03/21/2007 12:17
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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