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The multiple facets of runway safety: Aerodrome Certification

The multiple facets of runway safety: Aerodrome Certification. ICAO GRSS Montreal, 26 May 2011. How to best ensure future runway safety: Aspects of regulations and oversight. Aerodrome Certification. Assist Member States in meeting ICAO commitments:

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The multiple facets of runway safety: Aerodrome Certification

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  1. The multiple facets of runway safety:Aerodrome Certification ICAO GRSS Montreal, 26 May 2011

  2. How to best ensure future runway safety: Aspects of regulations and oversight Aerodrome Certification • Assist Member States in meeting ICAO commitments: • Common binding requirements for certification, SMS a.o. • Holistic approach across pertinent domains; covering ANSP and OPS aspects, fostering LRST etc.

  3. How to best ensure future runway safety: Aspects of regulations and oversight (2) Aerodrome Certification • Harmonisation • Install and maintain a common high level of safety • Maintain room for different, individual technical solutions leading to equivalent level of safety • Example: A380, FLA: AN14 vs. AACG

  4. How to best ensure future runway safety: Aspects of regulations and oversight (3) Aerodrome Certification • Continuity: • Base on ICAO SARPS • Maintain existing and proven individual technical concepts and solutions • Example RESA: Fix figures vs. options of arresting systems; others

  5. How to best ensure future runway safety: Aspects of regulations and oversight (4) Aerodrome Certification • Individuality and proportionality: • Local solutions to local problems • Mindful of regional and operational differences • Respond to new technologies and allow for their swift integration

  6. Subsidiarity and proportionality: Therefore: The EU Way Forward • Certification to be performed by local authority • Hard binding EU level law for aerodrome OPS, as OPS are more open to adjustment • Room for more discretion and individual approach towards aerodrome Design • Supports the intent of PANS-Aerodrome

  7. To visualize: GM GM (+ AMC + AMOC) (+ AMC + AMOC) Therefore: The EU Way Forward (2) Certificate IR’s Certification process ADR OPS ADR Design CB IR’s CS + (ELOS+SC) IR = Implementing Rule (hard law) CB = Certification Basis (individual) CS = Certification Specification ELOS = Equivalent level of Safety SC = Special Condition GM = Guidance Material GM

  8. Conclusions: Aerodrome Certification • Best practice to implement pro-active, multidimensional and performance based approach • Enables full scale harmonisation, yet allows for specific and individual solutions

  9. Thank you!gernot.kessler@easa.europa.eu

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