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Useful Links
Aviation News
EU News
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The European Policy
Centre :
http://www.theepc.be/ The EPC is a Brussels
think-tank that organises policy briefings and high
level conferences on a regular basis. The reports
from their conferences and their meetings are
available from the website. They are working mainly
on institutional matters with a number of official
organisations. They are policy-orientated.
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The Centre for
European Policy Studies :
http://www.ceps.be/index.php. The CEPS is a
Brussels think-tank aimed mainly at industrial and
economic decision makers.
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Eu Observer :
HTTP//www.EUObserver.com. This is an EU information
portal. It provides a wide range of information on
all subjects affected by EU legislation and EU
policies.
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Institut Robert
Schuman :
http:www.robert-schuman.eu It provides a
newsletter (free subscription) plus very extensive
briefings on various topics. They have also created
an observation of elections in Europe that provides
briefing before each ballot.
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General link
to all EU institutions:
www.europa.eu.int
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European Agencies:
http://www.europa.eu.int/agencies/index_en.htm.
A Community agency is a body governed by European
public law; it is distinct from the Community
Institutions (Council, Parliament, Commission, etc.)
and has its own legal personality. It is set up by
an act of secondary legislation in order to
accomplish a very specific technical, scientific or
managerial task which is specified in the relevant
Community act
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European Environment Agency: Europe's gateway to
environmental information. Maintained by the
European Environment Agency and EIONET partners
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European Commission
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Associations of Public Authorities
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Transport associations
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International
Aviation Bodies
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ECAC European
Civil Aviation Conference. The European Civil
Aviation Conference welcomes you on your visit to
the ECAC Web site that will give you an impression
of what ECAC is and what it does. This organization,
which currently consists of 38 Member States
comprising almost all European States, has an
ambitious work programme dealing with many facets of
civil aviation matters.
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ATAG (Air Transport
Action group) : ATAG
Air Transport Action Group. The Air Transport
Action Group (ATAG) is an independent coalition of
organisations from throughout the air transport
industry which have united to press for economically
beneficial aviation capacity improvements in an
environmentally responsible manner.
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IATA International Air
Transport Association. Founded in Havana,
Cuba, in April 1945, It is the prime vehicle for
inter-airline cooperation in promoting safe,
reliable, secure and economical air services - for
the benefit of the world's consumers. Today it has
over 230 Members from more than 130 nations.
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IFALPA International
Federation of Air Line Pilots Associations.
IFALPA is a non- political, non-profit making
organisation which represents over 100,000 pilots in
over 90 Member Associations around the world. Its
mission is to be the global voice of airline pilots,
promoting the highest level of aviation safety
world-wide and providing services, support and
representation to all of its Member Associations.
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National Bodies
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ACI Airports
Council International
Worldwide professional association of airport
operators. ACI is a non-profit-making organisation
representing 530 member airport operators with over
1,400 airports in 160 countries and territories
worldwide .Non-profit organization representing over
1,200 airports across 150 countries
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ACI Europe
The ACI Europe, the European Region of ACI, based in
Brussels, represents the interests of over 210 airports
operators with some 450 airports in 48 countries
stretching from Portugal to the far east of Russia
accounting for over 90% of commercial air traffic in
Europe.
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Environmental
associations
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ERA European Regions
Airline Association : http://www.eraa.org/
ERA is the recognised representative body for
regional air transport throughout Europe. It
currently represents 83 airlines, 43 airports and
over 110 other companies who include most of the
principal airframe and engine manufacturers and
other suppliers to the industry. European regions
airlines association:
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EAAP
European Association For Aviation Psychology.
The objective of EAAP is to promote the study of
psychology and the scientific pursuit of applied
psychology in the field of aviation and to promote
the contribution of aviation psychology and human
factors to the enhancement of safety and the
optimisation of human performance in all aspects of
aerospace.
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JAA Joint Aviation
Authorities. To be replaces by the aviation
safety Agency. JAA is an associated body of the
European Civil Aviation Conference (ECAC)
representing the civil aviation regulatory
authorities of a number of European States who have
agreed to co-operate in developing and implementing
common safety regulatory standards and procedures.
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ASA
Aviation Safety Alliance. The Aviation Safety
Alliance is a 501(c)(6) advocacy organization
dedicated to educating the media and the general
public about aviation safety. The affiliated
501(c)(3) Aviation Safety Alliance Education Fund
allows the Alliance to provide informative seminars
and other programs.
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FSF Flight
Safety Foundation. FSF is an independent, non
political, non profit making, international
organization offering an objective view of aviation
safety developments.
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IFA
International Federation of Airworthiness. IFA
is an organisation dedicated to improving aviation
safety by increasing international communication
awareness and co-operation on all aspects of
airworthiness particularly Continuing Airworthiness.
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AUC Air Transport
Users Council. The AUC is a consumer watchdog
for the airline industry based in London. It advise
air travellers on their rights in response to
individual enquires and by publishing educational
material.
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COFAR website
(Common Options for Airport Regions)
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WFG World Freight
Group. WFG, which was formed in April 1992 in
Singapore by 11 freight forwarders, is a partnership
network which covers over 180 ports worldwide.
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Air Transport in Figures by Energy and Transport
Commission. This data base provides information
on: employment in airlines and ferries
infrastructure; intermodal passenger transport
facilities; aircraft; total movements: aircraft
goods transport; airport traffic (major airports):
cargo and mail (tones), passenger transport;
aircraft (pkm), air traffic between countries; major
airports: passenger arrivals and departures, major
EU Airlines (pkm) safety; air and sea fatalities CEC
countries; passenger transport: air and waterborne (pkm);
airports and seaports traffic
based on
EUROSTAT
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Traffic Data by ACI : The ACI Annual Worldwide
Airport Traffic Report cover passenger, cargo (freight
and mail) and aircraft movements at ACI reporting
airports for calendar years going back to 1991 or
for the most recent 12-month reporting period
available. Airport rankings for the respective years
for passenger, cargo and aircraft movements are also
included. Individual airport entries give
international, terminal and domestic breakdowns.
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IATA
Statistics This page contains the following data
sources: Air Cargo Annual (air cargo market trends
at a global, regional and country level,
geographical analysis of traffic flows, growth rates,
cargo revenues and yields Ranking of IATA member
airlines); World Air Transport Statistics (world's
airlines' traffic, capacity, financial results and
operating fleet); Monthly International Statistics (airline
traffic and capacity figures for passenger and
freight markets. Data represents over 94% of
international scheduled traffic which includes some
non-IATA members), Carrier Tracker ( top-line year
over year trends by carrier) and Route Tracker (monthly
update on traffic and capacity trends for 6 of the
world's major route area).
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