JAR (Joint Aviation Requirements)

Joint Aviation Requirements (JAR) are a set of regulations developed to ensure safety and efficiency in aviation within Europe. They provide uniform standards for aircraft design, maintenance, and operation, helping to harmonize aviation practices across different countries. By establishing these common guidelines, JAR aims to enhance safety, promote environmental protection, and facilitate international air travel. Although they were largely replaced by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency's regulations, JAR remains an important part of aviation history and development, influencing many current practices and standards in the industry.