As the aviation industry evolves with innovation and regulatory change, building and maintaining workforce competence is more critical than ever. According to EASA - European Union Aviation Safety Agency's latest European Plan for Aviation Safety highlights this as a strategic priority—but bridging the gap between regulatory requirements and real-world application remains a challenge.
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quote: bridging the gap between regulatory requirements and real-world application remains a challenge....
Dear Eric, this is a major and general problem your mentioned here. There is no feedback channel from the 'real aviation world' and the national authorities (oversight) to EASA (rule making) - and this seems to be by will in between...?
So there is no real improvement as long as EASA will become more self-critical and open up the bunker-doors...
