Delphine Ryan
Knowledge Transfer Specialist
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Updated Guide to EASA's Regulations Structure Chart
8 November 2019 - Updated Explanatory Guide And Tables For EASA’s Regulations Chart
For those of you who are familiar with my little guidebook, I have just updated it to align with the new (and overdue) EASA regulations chart which you can find on the top right-hand corner on the EASA regulations page (https://www.easa.europa.eu/regulations.)
There have been quite a fair few amendments to EU aviation regulations in the past 18 months, with new Parts and annexes. Unfortunately, EASA still insists on using at least 50 undefined parts, acronyms and abbreviations in its chart which is not helpful for new users or those who are learning about EASA regulations.
In my continuing quest for plain English in business and a reduction in the use of endless acronyms and abbreviations in the aviation and defence sectors, you will find that my guidebook defines all the parts and acronyms used in that chart with simple, brief explanation of each regulation and each part. This is very useful as a quick reference guide and will save you much time instead of trawling through the EASA regulations or the Official Journal of the EU to try to locate what they all mean. It is also useful for new aviation employees or students as a quick reference. Download it here.
There have been quite a fair few amendments to EU aviation regulations in the past 18 months, with new Parts and annexes. Unfortunately, EASA still insists on using at least 50 undefined parts, acronyms and abbreviations in its chart which is not helpful for new users or those who are learning about EASA regulations.
In my continuing quest for plain English in business and a reduction in the use of endless acronyms and abbreviations in the aviation and defence sectors, you will find that my guidebook defines all the parts and acronyms used in that chart with simple, brief explanation of each regulation and each part. This is very useful as a quick reference guide and will save you much time instead of trawling through the EASA regulations or the Official Journal of the EU to try to locate what they all mean. It is also useful for new aviation employees or students as a quick reference. Download it here.