Aerodrome Compliance and Regulatory Framework Training

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Course aim

This course provides managers, supervisors and operational personnel with a structured understanding of the regulatory framework governing aerodrome operations within Europe. Participants gain insight into how regulatory requirements translate into operational responsibilities, safety management processes and organisational compliance obligations.

Course structure

  • Regulatory overview sessions
  • Practical application workshops
  • Compliance case studies
  • Group discussions
  • Knowledge assessment

Content in brief

  • Introduction to the EASA regulatory system
  • Regulation (EU) No 139/2014
  • ADR.AR, ADR.OR and ADR.OPS requirements
  • Roles and responsibilities of aerodrome operators
  • Responsibilities of competent authorities
  • Safety Management Systems (SMS)
  • Compliance monitoring programmes
  • Occurrence reporting obligations
  • Aerodrome manuals and documentation
  • Oversight, audits and inspections
  • Managing findings and corrective actions
  • Demonstrating organisational compliance

Prerequisites

No formal prerequisites. The course is particularly relevant for:

  • Aerodrome Operations Managers
  • Safety Managers
  • Compliance Managers
  • Quality Managers
  • Supervisors
  • Newly appointed aerodrome personnel with regulatory responsibilities

Compliance with regulations

The course is specifically designed to provide an understanding of the European aerodrome regulatory framework established through Regulation (EU) No 139/2014 and its associated implementing and acceptable means of compliance requirements. It supports organisations in developing the knowledge necessary to manage compliance, oversight and safety responsibilities effectively.

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