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Press Release from AEI 2011 Annual Congress.
By AEI Editor
Published: Dec 14, 2011


AEI PRESS RELEASE !

AIRCRAFT ENGINEERS CONGRESS RAISES CONCERNS ABOUT OUTSOURCING OF MAINTENANCE!  

AEI Congress 2011 Press Release. AEI Congress 2011 Press Release.

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By AEI Editor
Published: Sep 2, 2011

AEI PRESS RELEASE !

Press Release.  AEI Congress 2011. Press Release. AEI Congress 2011.

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By AEI Editor
Published: Dec 8, 2010

 AEI PRESS RELEASE

AEI (Aircraft Engineers International) is becoming extremely concerned about the safety image being projected within the Qantas group. In a quite unprecedented action, a Qantaslink airline (Sunstate), has deducted pay from over 20 Licensed Aircraft Maintenance Engineers salaries.

Press Release Dec.2010. Press Release Dec.2010.

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By AEI Editor
Published: Oct 7, 2010

AEI PRESS RELEASE

Experience has shown that often before an aircraft accident occurs, a number of incidents and numerous other deficiencies have highlighted the existence of safety hazards.
It is therefore in both the public and the aviation industry’s best interests to gather better knowledge of these occurrences in order to facilitate analysis and trend monitoring with the aim of preventing the accident before it occurs.

2010 AEI Congress   PRESS RELEASE 2010 AEI Congress PRESS RELEASE 

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By AEI Editor
Published: Sep 17, 2010

 AEI PRESS RELEASE !

Aircraft Engineers Criticise Aviation Safety Regulators Lack of Independence !

AEI, the international body representing aircraft engineers, is becoming increasingly concerned about the approach being taken by the world’s leading aviation regulators towards safety. Recent events in the United States and on-going events in Australia and Europe have highlighted that regulators are becoming far too close to those they regulate and as a consequence are losing their objectivity.

PRESS RELEASE September 2010. PRESS RELEASE September 2010.

 

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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. Read the Audit Press Release.                    


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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!

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 Turkish Airlines Accident 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  Shame on EU as Vietnam leads the way in aviation safety





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