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ATCO licensing – by the BR

ATCO licensing – by the BR. ATM.003 rulemaking task. Subject: D evelopment of rules on Air Traffic Controller licensing Objective: Implement the amended EASA BR ToR adopted after consultation in Oct. 2009, changed after the issue of the 1 st phase Opinion Working Method :

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ATCO licensing – by the BR

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  1. ATCO licensing – by the BR

  2. ATM.003 rulemaking task • Subject: Development of rules on Air Traffic Controller licensing • Objective: Implement the amended EASA BR • ToR adopted after consultation in Oct. 2009, changed after the issue of the 1st phase Opinion • Working Method: • Rulemaking group (11 members from stakeholders, unions, ANSPs, authorities + Commission) • Medical requirements addressed by ad-hoc expertise • Eurocontrol expertise involved where appropriate • 16 meetings held (6 for the 1st phase) 2 2

  3. EASA Rulemaking Procedure EASA European Commission Drafting, Comitology with scrutiny EC Regulation Opinion 4-year Rule making Programme Decision RAG/TAG & SSCC advise the Agency during programming and rule development Phase 2 Rule development Phase 1 Programming EASA Committee Commission Regulation Implementing Rules Member States 3

  4. European developments

  5. ATCO licensing – state of play ATCO licensing (with full BR compliance): public consultation

  6. Objectives • High & uniform level of safety but also … • Filling gaps between BR objectives and existing rule • Common training standards, including AMC/GM; • EU level recognition of licences • Promote/enable ATCO mobility, FAB integration, etc. • Clear framework for ATCO training organisations + recognition of their certificates; • Synergies of aeromedical examiners & centres on medical certification; • Implementation feedback • Member States’ written proposals (excluded in ‘fast-track’) • ATM Standardisation visits

  7. NPA 2012-18 7

  8. Rule Structure “hard law” “soft law – flexibility” 8

  9. Mutual Recognition • Licences, ratings, rating & licence endorsements + medical certificates • Certificates of ATCO training organisations, AMEs, AeMCs • To facilitate mobility: • Procedure defined for exchanging licences if changing countries • Conditions for granting unit endorsement 9 9

  10. Transitional arrangements • Applicability: 18 months following publication • Grandfathering, wherever possible • Replacement of licences, etc. < 18+6 months • Special cases: • national ACP+OCN • ACS/APS+RAD/ADS with limitation until training accomplished • examiners and assessors converted if appropriate • UCS to be adapted < 18+6 months • training plans to be adapted < 18+6 months 10 10

  11. Thank you for your attention! Questions?

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