Joint Aviation Authorities

Joint Aviation Authorities (JAA)

The Joint Aviation Authorities (JAA) is an associated body of the European Civil Aviation Conference (ECAC) representing the civil aviation regulatory authorities of a number of European states who have agreed to cooperate in developing and implementing common safety regulatory standards and procedures. This cooperation is intended to provide high and consistent standards of safety and a “level playing-field” for competition in Europe. In the long run, the JAA will be replaced by the European Aviation Safety Authority (EASA); the integration process has already started. This would be a federal executive body derived from the EU (European Union).

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The report by the European Joint Aviation Authorities calls for seat spacing on aircraft to be increased immediately from the current 26 inches to 28.2 inches.

MP attacks report on air seats space

When they have finalised their report later this month, it will be considered by the independent Joint Aviation Authorities - the European safety regulator.

FLYING SARDINES; Safety chiefs' fears over plane seats

The Emirates CAE Flight Training Centre was the first facility of its kind in the Middle East to be approved by Joint Aviation Authorities (JAA), Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) standards and U.A.E (GCAA) Standards.

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES : Emirates and CAE announce 2nd pilot and aviation maintenance technician training centre in Dubai

Malev Hungarian Airlines has obtained Joint Aviation Authorities (JAA) qualification for the FFS X Non Zero Flight Time (NZFT) manufactured by Mechtronix Systems Inc, a provider of flight simulation technology.

Malev obtains JAA qualification for flight simulator

The provisions are based on the Joint Aviation Requirement (JAR) established by an association comprising aviation authorities from 37 European countries (JAA or Joint Aviation Authorities).

AVIATION: COMMISSION REVIVES TECHNICAL HARMONISATION PROCESS

And the Joint Aviation Authorities, which represent aviation authorities in Europe, wants the new measures for next November.

LOCKOUT; Aer Lingus shut pilots in cockpits to stop threat of armed hijacks

The report into health and safety on flights was commissioned by the Joint Aviation Authorities. Its main focus was to examine whether there was an increase in the average size of the air traveller and whether an increase in seat spacing was required as a result of that growth.

Call for more seat space on aircrafts

According to Airbus, the steering group comprised of representatives from the Joint Aviation Authorities (JAA), Eurocontrol, the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and Airbus.

Airbus announces completion of A380 wake vortex study

In air transport, Romania is a member of the International Civil Aviation Organisation, of Eurocontrol and of the European Civil Aviation Conference (ECAC) and, since December 2000, has been a full member of the Joint Aviation Authorities. The restructuring is under way of the national airline, Tarom, to increase its efficiency and ability to compete on a liberalised market from the date of accession.

EU/ROMANIA: TRANSPORT CHAPTER MOVES AHEAD

The draft Regulation, which aims to transpose into EU law the safety rules contained in the "JAR-OPS 1" document, adopted by the Joint Aviation Authorities (JAA, an Association of aeronautical authorities from 38 European countries including the fifteen EU Member States) - is closely linked to a other proposal (for a Directive) concerning the establishment of safety requirements and professional-skills recognition for cabin crews (COM(1999) 68).

AIR TRANSPORT: COMMISSION AMENDS ITS PROPOSAL ON SAFETY RULES

The Joint Aviation Authorities are currently considering the recommendations, reported The Associated Press.

Urgent need for increased airline seat space - claim

The survey, carried out by ICE Ergonics on behalf of the European Joint Aviation Authorities, concluded that the UK minimum requirement for the distance between a seat and the one in front is no longer suitable for a taller and heavier population and the gap - currently 26 inches - should be increased by a further two inches, reported PA News.