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EMF Working meeting Krakow 14-15 April 2012

EMF Working meeting Krakow 14-15 April 2012. Last “Up dates” from GM/EAS By Louis BERGER (Past) Vice-President EAS. AIR SPACE MATTERS Briefing EAS/GM SERA – 8,33 KHz Follow up on NGLA: ICAO answer

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EMF Working meeting Krakow 14-15 April 2012

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  1. EMF Working meeting Krakow 14-15 April 2012 Last “Up dates” from GM/EAS By Louis BERGER (Past) Vice-President EAS

  2. AIR SPACE MATTERS Briefing EAS/GM SERA – 8,33 KHz Follow up on NGLA: ICAO answer EASA update including : Joined arrangements EMF - EPFU & EFLEVA; General Aviation Strategy -Dominique & Jan

  3. AIR SPACE MATTERS Briefing EAS/GM SERA – 8,33 KHz

  4. SERA Parts A & B • PART A – Transposition of ICAO Annex 2 • EAS concerns (e.g. 500ft rule, ridge soaring, etc.) were largely taken on board • PART B – Requirements Services in Air Navigation • PART C – Procedures in Air Navigation - is being developed by EASA and Commission • Final text for Parts A & B were approved by Single Sky Committee • Combined vote will take place when all parts are finalized • Implementation in 2012 ?

  5. Deployment of 8,33 kHz spacing below FL195 • Implementation Regulation is in Single Sky Committee’s hands • Delay expected since there appears to be resistance by the Military • EAS has appraoched the Commission re funding and maintaining of dedicated 25 kHz frequencies for VFR flights • Implementation of IR in principle in 2012

  6. Issues of concern • UAS – sense and avoid principle and use of airspace • Implementation of Single European Sky – delay in implementation • SESAR – transition from research to implementation

  7. Follow up on NGLA : ICAO answer

  8. Dear Sir,  The WP youprovidewaspresented to the 37th Assembly. Whiletherewas support for it, the Resolution in the WP was not adopted. The report of the Technical Commission states for agenda item 45:45.10 Given the far-reaching impacts of the variousproposals, itwasagreedthattheywould all bereferred to the Council for furtherconsideration and that the Council beencouraged to considertheseoutcomes on an urgent basis. The Council proposed the following action: A37-WP/39945.10 Nextgeneration of aviation professionalsDetermine the value of creating a new NextGeneration Light Aircraft (NGLA) certification category and new pilot license 2Q/2016 Currently, thereis a single personassigned to personnel licensing and air operator certification, whichmeansthat the resources to progressthiswork do not exist and are not budgetedfor.Thereis no ICAO Panel established to develop new personnel licenses, and only one new pilot license (MPL) wasintroduced in Annex 1 in the last 50 yearsafter the Flight CrewLicensing and Training Panel worked 5 years on an update to Annex 1. In addition, the aircraft certification requirements do not exist in Annex 8 and the Airworthiness Panel has not been convenedrecently to developthose.Thereforemypersonal opinion isthatdeveloping the verysignificantamount of relevant Standards is not possible atthis time.  Best regards Henry DefalqueTechnicalofficer, Licensing and Operations,Flight Operations Section, ICAO,999 University Street, Montreal, QC, Canada, H3C 5H7+-1-514-954.8219 Ext 6368

  9. EASA update including : Joined arrangements EMF - EPFU & EFLEVA; General Aviation Strategy -Dominique & Jan But since it is my last “EAS up date briefing”, I would like to add something:

  10. Did you ever asked yourself where Annex II e) is coming from ? End of the 80ties creation of EAS and EAS Microlight WP: FFPLUM, UK NAC/BMAA, DAéC, KNVVL, Microlight Lux ; later : Microlights from NACs : Italy, Spain, Portugal, Finland, Sweden, Norway. Together we decided to use FAI definition of Microlight. First: end of the 90ties acceptance by JAA (DG: K. Koplin and Regl Dir Y. Morier) Second: in 2000 definition accepted and published officially by Commission (Probst) In 2002 publication of 1st BR (1592/2002) lost of definition but replaced by Annex II e) In 2003 EAS Microlight WP became EMF, request add parachute case to definition- Published in 2008= 216/2008

  11. This ends my presentation Thank you for your attention

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