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Working with Industry
Daan DOUSI
Acting Manager Aircrew & Medical
Standards & Implementation Section
APATS 2018
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Working with industry.
What are the benefits?
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Balance: Industry needs vs. EASA’s responsibilities
Cater for emerging concepts & technologies
Address adverse trends
Challenges
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Balance: Industry needs vs. EASA’s safety mission
Avoid blocking innovation: new technologies
& business models
Avoid disconnects and promote common
understanding
Facilitate a competitive and growing aviation
industry
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Balance: Industry needs vs. EASA’s responsibilities
Cater for emerging concepts & technologies
Address adverse trends
Challenges
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Cater for emerging concepts
Airline Pilot Standard MCC
Evidence Based Training (EBT)
Training needs drive training tools
used
Enhanced Approved Training
Organisation (ATO)
Digitalisation of Flight Crew Licences
….and technologies
Drones
Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS)
New propulsion systems
Vertical Take Off and Landing (VTOL)
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Balance: Industry needs vs. EASA’s responsibilities
Cater for emerging concepts & technologies
Address adverse trends
Challenges
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Address adverse trends
Aviation Professionals shortages
Implementation Support - Changes to the
Regulations
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Balance: Industry needs vs. EASA’s responsibilities
Cater for emerging concepts & technologies
Address adverse trends
Challenges
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Challenges
Information processing
Managing complexity
Managing expectations
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Thank You
EASA - Stand #803