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Oversight of organisations during COVID-19 crisis

In the context of the ongoing coronavirus outbreak, many organisations in aviation are ceasing their activity or only operating at a very low level. Many may even stop doing business or lose a large share of their staff/competences.  EASA is applying two fundamental principles in this extreme situation: Article Originally Posted Oversight of organisations during…

EASA supports the safe repatriation of EU citizens during the COVID-19 crisis

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) is providing technical support for the EU-coordinated repatriation of European citizens. Over quarter of a million EU citizens stranded abroad have been or are being repatriated by EU member states via commercial flights applying EASA’s COVID-19 guidance. Article Originally Posted EASA supports the safe repatriation of EU citizens…

Updated COVID-19 Safety Information Bulletin with clarification on recommendations relating to fans for recirculation of air

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency issued a fourth revision to its COVID-19 Safety Information Bulletin .  The new version addresses requests from industry for clarification of the recommendations relating to fans for recirculation of air, with or without HEPA filtration, for aircraft involved in commercial air transport of passengers.  Please see the full Safety…

Potential false claims of EASA approval

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has been made aware that, in the current situation of the Coronavirus crisis, some manufacturers are falsely claiming that equipment has been approved by EASA for use in aviation and for the specific purpose of reducing the risk of the virus spreading. Article Originally Posted Potential false claims…

Airworthiness aspects for installation of patient isolation devices and cockpit separations

In the context of the emergency situation created by the COVID-19 pandemic, EASA is giving priority to projects related to the transport of patients infected with COVID-19 as well as protection of crews. The following message is intended specifically for Design Organisations and Operators, and offers updated information on airworthiness and certification aspects. Article Originally…

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