Aircraft Engineers International

Home >> AEI_press_releases

Transparency of Australian/European Aviation Safety Oversight Called into Question

By AEI Editor
Published: Jul 29, 2010

AEI PRESS RELEASE.

Aircraft Engineers International (AEI) welcomes the news that the Australian Licensed Aircraft Engineers Association (ALAEA) has been successful in its three year legal battle against the Australian Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA), in order to gain access to safety related audit reports of CASA approved
foreign maintenance bases

Read the Audit Press Release.

Click here to see the video

Passenger Safety under threat, Aviation Authorities failing to do their job!

By AEI Editor
Published: May 10, 2010

AEI PRESS RELEASE.

Turkish Airlines Boeing 737-800 accident near Amsterdam Schiphol Airport, 25 February 2009.

The Report of the Dutch Safety Board are now available to the public, and this report confirms AEI Safety Warnings!

Turkish Airlines Accident Report Confirms AEI Safety Warnings.

Shame on EU as Vietnam Leads the Way In Aviation Safety

By AEI Editor
Published: Jan 20, 2010

AEI PRESS RELEASE

Despite the constant flow of statements from the EU and EASA that Europe has the highest aviation standards in the world; it is in fact the civil aviation authority of Vietnam that has shown Europe how to behave.

AEI Contact: sg@airengineers.org
or phone: +31 655 930 175

Shame on EU as Vietnam leads the way in aviation safety

EU Incompetence Threatens Air Safety

By AEI Editor
Published: Oct 6, 2009

AEI PRESS RELEASE

With air accidents on the increase, European air safety will continue to be compromised due to the European Transport Commissions failure to de-politicise the enforcement of its own regulations. This was the message delivered to delegates attending the 37th AEI Annual Congress. Despite the recent FAA revelations admitting regulatory oversight lapses in the United States, the arrogance of European politicians unwilling to take on board vital lessons, will continue to pose a serious threat.
Red all in the Press Release:
eu_incompetence_threatens_air_safety.pdf

Eu incompetence threatens air safety

Previous, related press releases:

Regulatory Abuse by Airlines Threatens Aviation Safety	Aviation Regulatory Lapses Significantly Reducing Safety Levels
Passenger safety under threat - Aviation Authorities failing to do their job!	Turkish Airlines Amsterdam Accident underlines AEI safety Warning

By AEI Editor
Published: Sep 16, 2009

AEI PRESS RELEASE

The largest single cause accelerating the downward trend of aviation safety is the increase in the number of regulatory breaches by airlines remaining uncorrected. This startling fact is difficult to comprehend particularly as recent aircraft accident reports have cited weak regulatory oversight being a major contributory factor.

2009 AEI Congress Press Release

Go to "read more" for releated press releases.

AEI PRESS RELEASE !

By AEI Editor
Published: Jul 3, 2009

Aviation Regulatory Lapses Significantly Reducing Safety Levels

Despite all the promises and promotional videos, the European Union’s regulation of the aviation industry has now hit an all time low placing passengers at an unacceptable level of risk. With 2009 rapidly becoming one of the worst accident periods for many years including the recent tragic events resulting in loss of life, any weaknesses within the European Aviation Authorities and the EU only serve to promote unsafe practices.

European Union Aviation Regulatory Lapse.

Releated Press Releases:

Airline passengers are unwittingly facing higher level of risks

Turkish Airlines Amsterdam accident enforces AEI safety warning

“Shoot the Messenger”

By AEI Editor
Published: Apr 22, 2009

Aviation Management at TAP Portugal “Shoot the Messenger” Policy Threatens Passenger Safety !

PRESS RELEASE. 008-2009 for website.