Traduction de «Programme de formation à la sécurité aérienne » (Français → Anglais) :

the consistency of the safety key performance indicators and targets with the implementation of the European Aviation Safety Programme.

Considers that the EU CBRN Action Plan should unambiguously call for the development of EU guidelines on security training and standard requirements to be implemented in all 27 Member States, and should ensure that specific training programmes are provided for those security staff dealing with high-risk CBRN materials, including staff in industries and research centres where high-risk CBRN are present, and that requirements are laid down for CBRN officers (role, competence and training); stresses that safety and awareness training mu ...[+++]st also be provided to first responders;

the consistency of the safety key performance indicators and targets with the implementation of the European Aviation Safety Programme as may be adopted by the European Union.

the consistency of the safety key performance indicators and targets with the implementation of the European Aviation Safety Programme as may be adopted by the European Union.

The attachment to the 2001 Airline Passenger Service Commitment[6], signed by the majority of European national carriers (hereinafter referred as to the Airline Commitment) states that signatory airlines must take all reasonable steps to avoid loss or damage to mobility equipment or other disability assistive devices; they will develop their own individual service plans incorporating the Airline Commitment ; They will establish staff training programmes and introduce changes to their computer systems to implement the Airline Commitment; and that "PRM must be enabled to remain independent to the greatest possible extent".

The Maritime Safety Agency is broadly modelled on the Air Safety Agency. Its tasks will include providing technical assistance (amendment of Community legislation), assistance to candidate countries, organising training activities, gathering data and exploiting databases on maritime safety, monitoring navigation, evaluating and auditing classification societies, on-the-spot inspections and participation in enquiries following accidents at sea.