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European Aviation Safety Plan 2013-2016

In light of the expectation that air traffic will almost double by 20301 and the fact that the average annual rate of fatal accidents in scheduled passenger operations in the European Union has remained more or less stable for the past years, new approaches are necessary to complement the existing and successful safety measures in order to drive further safety improvements in aviation. The European Aviation Safety Plan (EASp) is the documented output of an evidence based, pro-active approach to safety risks in order to help manage safety in Europe. The Plan complements existing safety regulations and investigations.

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