EUEASAsäädökset

EUEASAsäädökset refers to the legal acts and regulations adopted by the European Union Agency for Safety and Aviation, often referred to as EASA. These regulations are crucial for ensuring a high level of aviation safety and environmental protection across its member states and participating countries. EASA's legislative framework covers a wide spectrum of aviation activities, from the design and manufacturing of aircraft and parts to their operation, maintenance, and personnel licensing.

The core of EUEASAsäädökset is found in EASA's Basic Regulation, which establishes the agency's tasks and responsibilities. This is complemented by a series of implementing rules that detail specific requirements for various aspects of aviation. These rules are developed through a rigorous process involving expert consultation, industry input, and public feedback, aiming to be harmonized with international standards set by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO).

Key areas covered by EUEASAsäädökset include airworthiness (ensuring aircraft are safe to fly), air operations (rules for flight crews and airlines), personnel licensing (requirements for pilots, air traffic controllers, and maintenance engineers), aerodromes (standards for airports), air traffic management, and drones (unmanned aircraft systems). The goal is to create a unified and robust safety system that benefits all stakeholders, from manufacturers and operators to passengers and the general public. Compliance with EUEASAsäädökset is mandatory for all entities operating within the scope of EASA's authority.