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Stage: Final Publications

Regulatory Agency Final Publications

Annex I to Decision 2017-002-R (Part-CAT, Issue 2, Amdt 9)

EASA ED Decision 2017-002-R

Issuing Acceptable Means of Compliance and Guidance Material to Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2017/373 ‘Common requirements for providers of air traffic management/air navigation services and other air traffic management network functions and their oversight’

The Agency has determined the need to issue acceptable means of compliance and guidance material to facilitate the certification and oversight of the service providers that provide ATM/ANS and other ATM network functions.

Annex XIV (AMC-GM to Reg 2017-373) to ED Decision 2017-001-R

EN to ED Decision 2017-001-R

Annex XIII (part-PERS) to ED Decision 2017-001-R

Annex XII (part-NM) to ED Decision 2017-001-R

Annex XI (part-ASD) to ED Decision 2017-001-R

Annex X (part-ASM) to ED Decision 2017-001-R

Annex VIII (part-CNS) to ED Decision 2017-01-R

Annex VII (part-DAT) to ED Decision 2017-001-R

Annex VI (part-AIS) to ED Decision 2017-001-R

Annex V (part-MET) to ED Decision 2017-001-R_0

Annex IX (part-ATFM) to ED Decision 2017-001-R

Annex IV (Part-ATS) to ED Decision 2017-001-R

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