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New EU Regulation on Aviation Security: Towards a Better and More Flexible Legislative Framework

9 February 2006 - 1:00am

The EU is reviewing its basic Regulation on security. ECA supports this change towards more effective and flexible legislation. However, together with the other members of the Industry, ECA calls for established consultation to ensure the transparency of the system. ECA welcomes the insertion of a chapter regarding "in-flight security" that will allow the EU to consider aviation security on a complete and coordinated way.

See ECA Position on the Proposal (Jan. 2006) - PDF

See Joint European Air Transport Industry Policy Paper (Jan. 2006) - PDF

Activity Area

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