Europe Air Sports is an association of the European National Aero Clubs, and European Air Sports Unions, with the objective to co-ordinate regulatory matters in Europe. It is affiliated to the FAI -the World's Airsports Federation-.
Developments in European aviation regulation require constant attention and actions for a response or initiative. If unnoticed, unfavourable or even dangerous rules may evolve, hurting Sports and Recreational Aviation. If properly managed, it may lead to equal opportunities for our community in Europe.
Our current Membership counts the National Aero Clubs of 25 States and the European Gliding and the European Hang & Paragliding Unions, the Microlight Federation as well as PPL/IR Europe. This implies that Europe Air Sports represents the interests of some 700.000 sports and recreational airspace users !
Please use the Menu to find interesting information of our organization and our activities. For a quick guide how to use the website and to contact the Secretary-General click on GUIDE in right hand menu Key Issues.Secretary-general Europe Air Sports
General Meeting
The General Meeting of Europe Air Sports will be held on 15 and 16 March 2008 in Cologne, Hotel ParkInn (Belfortstrasse). Part of the Meeting will be used to brief the members on the regulatory developments and current situation in Europe.
A message has been sent to the members on 14 January. This reads as follows:
Newsletter December 2007
An update of the activities and achievements can be found in the Newsletter of December, see the attachment or click on Newsletter in the righthand menu.
Europe Air Sports Board and officers take the opportunity to wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year 2008 ! Please keep following us on the website to see what happens in our area of interest with the aviation rulemaking in Europe. If you want to make contact, check for the e-mail in the menu item Organization in the lefthand menu block.
Newsletter October 2007
EASA Workshops on Maintenance
Briefing from the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) on Part M (Light Aircraft Maintenance rules for aircraft not involved in commercial air transport). For the presentations see attachments at bottom.