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We commend EASA - European Union Aviation Safety Agency and Luxaviation Group for setting a new milestone in European cooperation and aviation safety oversight. It is a monumental accomplishment for EASA to grant the first Business Aviation EASA Air Operator Certificate (AOC) to Luxaviation Group. This would have never been possible without the strong commitment from EASA’s Executive Director, Patrick Ky, to work with Luxaviation Group as a test case early on. It took a tremendous amount of work to both secure this regulatory change and see it through to implementation. GAMA is proud to be able to help in achieving this milestone, which will in turn open the door for more companies to follow suit. Ultimately, this will provide more consistency in regulatory interpretation and oversight and create opportunities for European General and Business Aviation to thrive. ... See MoreSee Less

GAMA Commends EASA for Awarding Luxaviation Group with First Business Aviation EASA Air Operator Certificate – GAMA

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For decades, the aviation community has relied on the use of radio altimeters, particularly during the take-off and landing phases of flight. GAMA is supportive of the latest white paper by the RTCA, which provides quantitative evaluation of interference from 5G emission to radio altimeters. Given its critical importance during periods of bad weather, low visibility and difficult maneuvers, it is imperative that the FCC reconsider its decision to make portions of the frequency spectrum used by radio altimeters available for flexible use, including 5G applications. We must protect this flight safety tool from harmful interference. For more information on the RTCA’s white paper, visit www.rtca.org/sc-239/ ... See MoreSee Less

SC-239 - RTCA

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2 weeks ago ·

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