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EASA (European Union Aviation Safety Agency)
The EU aviation regulator; publishes acceptable means of compliance and guidance for remote aerodrome air traffic services.
Overview
EASA is the European Union's aviation safety regulator. For remote and digital towers it publishes acceptable means of compliance (AMC) and guidance material for remote aerodrome air traffic services, covering both single and multiple remote tower operations. Its documents are copyrighted and are linked at source rather than rehosted. European remote tower systems carry certification precedents under the EASA framework, a contrast with the US federal path, where no System Design Approval has yet been issued.
Key facts
- Publishes AMC and guidance for remote aerodrome air traffic services, single and multiple remote tower operations.
- EASA material is copyrighted; this site links at source instead of rehosting.
- European remote tower deployments carry EASA-framework certification precedents; the US has issued no remote tower SDA yet.
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