European Commission has a Positive Outlook on Kazakhstan’s Aviation Safety Efforts
The European Commission has expressed a positive outlook on the level of aviation safety in Kazakhstan following a high-level meeting between European and Kazakh aviation officials.
In the meeting, Henrik Hololei, the Hors Classe Adviser at the Directorate-General for International Partnerships of the European Commission, interacted with Catalin Radu, the Director General of the Aviation Administration of Kazakhstan, along with other staff members from the organization.
Key Takeaways from the Meeting:
- Overview of Kazakhstan’s Aviation: The European Commission delegation received a comprehensive overview of the ongoing activities and future developmental prospects of the Aviation Administration of Kazakhstan.
- Ensuring Flight Safety: The Aviation Administration of Kazakhstan provided insights into their work progress, emphasizing the steps they have undertaken to guarantee flight safety. The discussion spanned a broad array of subjects, including flight safety, aviation security, and potential avenues for deeper collaboration.
- Commendation on Progress: Henrik Hololei expressed appreciation for the methods Kazakhstan has adopted to manage its civil aviation sector. He particularly praised the strides taken in the last 18 months to align with international flight safety standards.
- Significance of Aviation for Kazakhstan: Hololei underscored the pivotal role of aviation in driving Kazakhstan’s socio-economic progress. He further spotlighted the potential of aviation in the Middle Corridor, emphasizing its strategic importance for regional connectivity and development.
- Notable Safety Achievement: In a noteworthy accomplishment, Kazakhstan’s flight safety standards witnessed a surge to 82%, as revealed by a recent audit conducted by the International Civil Aviation Organization.
This positive assessment by the European Commission signifies Kazakhstan’s commitment to adhering to international standards and showcases its ongoing efforts to bolster its aviation sector. The meeting augurs well for enhanced cooperation between European entities and Kazakhstan in the realm of aviation, potentially paving the way for more collaborative ventures in the future.
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