Claudio Pacozzi.

EASA has just published three Easy Access Rules as dynamic online publications in mid December 2020.

It’s a helpful online tool for accessing, reading and searching through a specific Easy Access Rule without downloading it.

So far the new alternate type of publication is available for the following Easy Access Rules:

• Air Operations ((EU) No 965/2012),
• Continuing Airworthiness ((EU) No 1321/2014),
• Aerodromes ((EU) No 139/2014)

Further informations are available on the EASA website (link).

Wishing you a Merry Christmas and an exciting New Year with plenty of good surprises ahead.

I look forward to hearing from you.

EASA just published an updated edition of the Easy Access Rules for Aircrew. All current amendments up to Regulation (EU) 2020/723 have been incorporated.

The easy access rules contain the technical requirements and administrative procedures in a consolidated, easy-to-read format with advanced navigation features through links and bookmarks.

The document is available for free download on the EASA website.

EASA has published the Basic Regulation 2018/1139 in an easy-to read format (including advanced navigation features).

The documents are available for free download from the EASA website.

I had the chance to participate in an IOSA audit at a Spanish airline last week.
There is a huge group of very enthusiastic young people working at the head quarter. All of them well educated and qualified. These young aviation professionals are all highly motivated and willing to accept accountability.

It was a real pleasure to work with these high potentials. The aviation industry needs professionals like them!

Thank you for this great experience.

After the training to become an auditor for IOSA and SMS expert and risk assessor, I performed two IOSA audits under the supervision of a qualified auditor. After these challenging assignments I am now fully released by IATA as an IOSA auditor for the scopes Flight, Cabin and Dispatch.

My next assignment for IOSA will start in three weeks. Looking forward …

Further infos regarding the IOSA program can be found on
https://www.iata.org/whatwedo/safety/audit/iosa/Pages/index.aspx

The easy access rules contain the technical requirements and administrative procedures in a consolidated, easy-to-read format with advanced navigation features through links and bookmarks.

The documents are available for free download from the EASA website.

I have just completed a Safety Management System and Risk Assessment Training at Aviation Quality Services GmbH in Frankfurt. During this 5-day training I have acquired additional theoretical and practical knowledge in the implementation and handling of an SMS as well as in the execution of hazard analysis, risk assessment and risk mitigation according to the requirements of ICAO and EASA.

I am happy to offer you my support in setting up a Safety Management System that meets your needs and legal requirements.

For further information please contact me by mail info@claudiopacozzi.ch or
mobile phone +41 79 769 7778

During a five-day comprehensive training program at Aviation Quality Services AQS, I gained profound knowledge on the IOSA documentation system, typical organizational structure of airlines, including size and functions. I was provided with the necessary skills and techniques in auditing.

This also means that I will be available as a sparring partner or for consulting services in case you want to become compliant according to the IOSA standards.