Übersetzung für "EASA " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

22. Welcomes the intention to increase the EASA’s responsibilities and therefore expects the amended Basic Regulation (2016/2008) to ensure the establishment of a comprehensive Safety Management System and to entrust the EASA with the safety aspects of EU security measures and of commercial space transport and remotely piloted aircraft; calls on the Commission to grant the EASA the status of single aviation authority in Europe, in accordance with the wide range of responsibilities to be assigned by the legislator;

22. Welcomes the intention to increase the EASA’s responsibilities and therefore expects the amended Basic Regulation (EC) No 216/2008 to ensure the establishment of a comprehensive Safety Management System and to entrust the EASA with the safety aspects of EU security measures and of commercial space transport and remotely piloted aircraft; calls on the Commission to grant the EASA the status of single aviation authority in Europe, in accordance with the wide range of responsibilities to be assigned by the legislator;

EASA shall ensure that all personal data, such as names or addresses of individual persons, are only made available, when they are forwarded, to competent staff of EASA designated in accordance with Article 6(2a) and that they are not recorded in the EASA database referred to in Article 6(5a).

10. Notes that during 2013, the Agency reviewed 213 declarations of interests in light of the "Code of Conduct for the staff of EASA" adopted in 2012; welcomes the revision of the EASA Regulation and emphasises the need to revise the code of conduct in order to avoid any potential conflicts of interests; proposes that in this regard, there should be a regular screening of the implementation of the code of conduct and the cases themselves by the Court of Auditors; points out that two cases of revolving doors were identified in 2013; notes that the Agency has permitted the notified activities for both revolving door cases under the con ...[+++]ditions not to contact and not to lobby the Agency's staff members and to abstain from direct contract negotiations with the Agency during a cooling-off period of 12 to 24 months;

3. Furthermore, recalls that there are EU Agencies such as the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) to which the legislator has assigned tasks that are fundamental for the functioning of the European Union and its industry; up to 80% of EASA's budget and staff is financed by fees and charges paid by the aviation industry; requests, in this regard, that the Budgetary Authority take this into account and limit the budgetary and staff reductions to the part of the budget financed by the EU, thus allowing EU Agencies such as the EASA to recruit the necessary human resources to be able to carry out the tasks requested and paid for by the ...[+++]industry;

Following the extension of the powers of the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) into the new areas of ATM and aerodromes[14], implementing rules should be developed in accordance with the essential requirements contained in the EASA Basic Regulation.