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On the Exclusive Use of Performance-Based Navigation from 2030

As the EU is moving towards mandatory exclusive use of PBN from 2030, significant safety issues as well as technical, operational, and regulatory challenges have emerged.
 

Nov 14, 2025
ECA Position Paper on Performance-Based Navigation
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On the Revision of the Air Services Regulation

The long-awaited revision of Air Services Regulation (Regulation 1008/2008) has made a new turn since the arrival of the new Commissioner for Transport, Apostolos Tzitzikostas.

Nov 12, 2025
ECA Position Paper on the Revision of the Air Services Regulation
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Flights Over or Near Conflict Zones

This publication demonstrates the ECA's position on avoiding flying over or near conflict zones and provides recommendations in the event that airlines consider to conduct operations near or over conflict zones.

Oct 27, 2025
ECA_Position_Conflict_Zones_2025
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Protecting Pilots Against UV-A Radiation

This paper raises awareness about UV-A exposure in the cockpit as a workplace risk, linked to health issues such as cataracts and skin cancer. ECA urges the inclusion of UV safety measures in occupational health policies, crew training, and certification of UV-blocking cockpit windows.

Oct 27, 2025
ECA_Position_Protecting_Pilots_Against_UVA_Radiation_2025
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Pilot Mental Health and Wellbeing

This paper presents ECA’s vision for a modern, fair, and evidence-based approach to managing mental health in aviation. It calls for addressing factors like fatigue and job insecurity, and for a system where pilots can seek support without fear of stigma or license loss.

Oct 27, 2025
ECA_Position_Mental_Health_And_Wellbeing_2025
Artificial Intelligence in civil aviation

Artificial Intelligence in Civil Aviation

A broad view and briefing, covering topics such as human perception and assistance systems, calibrated trust, creativity and intuition, human-centered systems design, data governance, cybersecurity, training, accountability, and flight data monitoring, is contained within the paper.

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Sep 15, 2025
AI In Civil Aviation - Position Paper ECA 2025
Use of Digital Applications for Flight Crew

Use of Digital Applications for Flight Crew that Monitor / Use Health and other Personal Data

With the advancement of IT technology and the widespread use of portable devices (smartphones / tablets) in flight operations and crew support there have been initiatives to design device applications (“apps”) that are supposed to fulfil health / mental health / wellbeing monitoring as

Aug 13, 2025
Digital Applications – Position paper, ECA 2025
Publication of final reports

Publication of final reports

The accident investigation process is one of the most important learning tools when building global safety standards. But to learn from an accident, the aviation industry needs reports that are complete, accessible, and timely.

Mar 03, 2025
Publication of Final Reports.pdf
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Disruption of GNSS Signals

Satellite signals are, by nature, very weak when they arrive at the receiver. Making them vulnerable to interference, whether natural or artificial. This interference can be intentional (such as jamming and spoofing) or unintentional (such as equipment malfunctions).

Jan 22, 2025
Disruption of GNSS Signals, Position Paper 2025.pdf
The Human and the concepts of  Extended Minimum Crew Operations and Single Pilot Operations

The Human and the concepts of Reduced Crew Operations (RCO)

Aviation is the safest transportation system in history by learning from its mistakes and a constant process of improving flight safety standards.

Building on the knowledge and experience of over a century of commercial flights – the ultimate goal of technological and regulatory

Jan 14, 2025
The Human and the concepts of Extended Minimum Crew Operations and Single Pilot Operations, Position Paper 2025
Atypical employment

Atypical employment

When using the term ‘atypical employment’, ECA refers to all forms of relations between an airline and a crew member for the provision of work that is not in the form of direct indefinite employment - including, amongst others, self-employment, fixed-term work, work via (non-regulated)

Jan 19, 2024
Atypical employment – Position paper, ECA 2024
Contrails: European pilots’ perspectives/views and recommendations on contrails

Contrails: European pilots’ views and recommendations

European pilots are committed to the goals of the European Green Deal and take the climate change challenge very seriously. On behalf of the European pilots’ community, in June 2022 ECA released a comprehensive position paper on environment ‘Securing a sustainable future for aviation: The

Oct 19, 2023
Contrails: European pilots’ perspectives/views and recommendations on contrails, Position Paper 2023

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