EAD (European Union Aviation Safety Agency)

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) is an agency responsible for ensuring aviation safety in Europe. Established in 2003, EASA develops safety regulations, certifies aircraft and components, and monitors compliance across EU member states. It aims to enhance safety standards, reduce accidents, and promote the aviation industry’s overall efficiency. By collaborating with national aviation authorities, EASA helps maintain uniform safety protocols across Europe, ensuring that air travel remains safe for passengers and aircraft operators alike. Its role is crucial in safeguarding lives and promoting confidence in air transport within the European Union.