International and national organisations and associations
- ICAO
- WMO
- ITU
- EU
- EASA
- EUROCONTROL
- SES
- SESAR
- Ministry of Transport
- NSA
- ATCO
- ATSEP
- AIS/AIM
- Pilots
Global level
Three worldwide organisations, one each for civil aviation, meteorology and telecommunications.
- Safety
- Registration
- Airworthiness
- Prevention of economic waste
- Fair competition
- Standardisation
- Aviation law
- Atmospheric science
- Climatology
- Hydrology
- Geophysics
- Standardisation of meteorological observations
- Develop technical standards
- Allocate radio frequencies
- Share knowledge
- Broker international agreements
- Spread access to technology
European level
The EU, the agency and projects it set up, and EUROCONTROL, which is not an EU agency.
European Union
Everything in this box is an EU agency or an EU project.
- Gives EASA its authority and tasks
- Adopts the regulations
- SESAR and SES projects
- Expert advice to the EU
- Transposes ICAO rules into EU rules
- Safety analysis
- Type certification of aircraft
- Certifies organisations
- Enhance efficiency
- Improve use of scarce airspace
- Reduce delays
- Improve integration of military systems
- Certify organisations and personnel
The technological pillar of SES: SES sets the goals, SESAR develops the tools.
- Research, development and rollout of new ATM technology
- Partnership between the EU, EUROCONTROL and industry
A European intergovernmental organisation, set up by member states through a treaty.
- NMOC
- Network Manager Operations Centre
- EIH
- EUROCONTROL Innovation Hub
- MUAC
- Maastricht Upper Area Control Centre
- ALC
- Aviation Learning Centre
- EAD
- European AIS Database (Aeronautical Information Service)
- CRCO
- Central Route Charges Office
- Works closely with SES
- Founding member of the SESAR Joint Undertaking
National level
National agencies supervise, carry out inspections and cooperate with other countries' NSAs.
- Civil aviation
- Road safety
- Maritime transport
- Government transport development
In Denmark: Trafikstyrelsen.
- National licensing
- Charging schemes
- Certification of air navigation service providers
Aviation associations
Lobby with “one voice” for their members. They exist to share, connect and develop people.
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