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EASA publishes the 2018-2022 EPAS

It also includes the Agency’s rulemaking programme -ATTACHMENT

The European Aviation Safety Agency published the 2018-2022 European Plan for Aviation Safety (EPAS), which also includes the Agency’s rulemaking programme. The EPAS, a key component of the European Aviation Safety Programme, provides a coherent and transparent framework for safety work at European level, helping the identification of major safety risks and defining the actions to take. It also supports t...

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Cologne, Germany, 02/16/2018 13:30
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