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Shame on EU as Vietnam Leads the Way In Aviation Safety
By AEI Editor
Published: Jan 20, 2010
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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
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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
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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.
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By AEI Editor
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By AEI Editor
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Passenger Safety Compromised at Portugal’s National Airline
By AEI Editor
Published: Dec 23, 2008
Updated: Jan 5, 2009
TAP, Portugal’s national flag carrier has broken the golden rule of aviation by allowing commercial pressure to become paramount ahead of safety. AEI has documented evidence relating to an incredible series of unsafe incidents which has lead to non-airworthy planes continuing to transport unwitting passengers. PRESS RELEASE !
Passenger Safety Compromised
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