Noticias IAOPA
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IAOPA newsletter Febrero 2012
Bienvenidos a la eNews IAOPA Europa de Febrero 2012, que se envía a 23.000 propietarios de aeronaves y pilotos en 27 países de todo el continente
Aviation unites to challenge EASA fees
The entire aviation world has mounted a concerted challenge to EASA over its scale of fees and charges, which are characterised as inexplicably high and are acting as a major drag on the aviation industry in Europe. IAOPA has joined organisations representing every facet of regulated aviation on the EASA Advisory Body in writing to the Chairman of the EASA Board of Management expressing concern at the damaging effect of EASA’s fees. The letter singles out for special attention the wholly disproportionate charges levied on general aviation and demands that they be reduced through a programme of cost-cutting at EASA.
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IAOPA newsletter Enero 2011
Bienvenidos a la eNews IAOPA Europa de Enero 2011, que se envía a 23.000 propietarios de aeronaves y pilotos en 27 países de todo el continenteTwo years grace on third-country registrations?
Pilots and operators of aircraft on the N-register continue to be the meat in the sandwich as Europe and America attempt to resolve trade issues, and the future does not look promising. EASA’s proposals to hamstring the N-register operator in Europe have been put back to 2014 and are now said to be subject to bilateral negotiations which may or may not produce a workable compromise – and the evidence of recent history indicates that no user-friendly solution will be found. In fact, it seems we have won a two-year grace period before the boot goes in.
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IAOPA newsletter Febrero 2011
Bienvenidos a la eNews IAOPA Europa de Febrero 2011, que se envía a 23.000 propietarios de aeronaves y pilotos en 27 países de todo el continente‘Split the difference’ on safety?
A high-level conference on ‘EU aviation safety management towards 2020’ brought together some 200 regulators and industry representatives in Brussels in January, including European Aviation Commissioner Daniel Calleja, EASA Executive Director Patrick Goudou, Brian Simpson MEP, Chairman of the European Parliament’s Transport Committee, Bo Redeborn of Eurocontrol and Nancy Graham of ICAO. And while little that is new was brought forward, there are reasons to be cautiously optimistic about some of the old things that were repeated.
On third-country registrations, Brian Simpson spoke briefly of the work that is being done on bilateral safety agreements, including those with the United States; referring to FAA licenses he turned to look directly at Patrick Goudou and said: “I just thought I’d mention it!” So we are not totally without friends in this debate. -
IAOPA newsletter Diciembre 2010
Bienvenidos a la eNews IAOPA Europa de Enero 2011, que se envía a 23.000 propietarios de aeronaves y pilotos en 27 países de todo el continente
Unidos frente al registro November
Tres de los más fuertes grupos de defensa de la aviación general en Europa han unido sus fuerzas para oponerse a los planes de la AESA para que sea ilegal para volar en Europa en un tercer país de licencia por más de un año. IAOPA Europa, la European Business Aviation Association y la Asociación de Fabricantes de Aviación General han firmado una carta conjunta al Comité de la EASA de comitología que deliberará sobre la propuesta de la AESA y manifestó la preocupación de la aviación general y la advertencia de que la propuesta perjudicará a la industria.
