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"en.20110623.37.4-336-000"2
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"The 2009 Agreement on civil aviation safety is a first step towards establishing a full Open Aviation Area between the EU and Canada. In order to maintain confidence in each other’s systems, the Agreement foresees joint inspections, exchange of safety data, increased regulatory cooperation and consultation at a technical level to solve matters before they can become ‘disputes’.
Moreover, the creation of a joint committee and several sub-committees will permit European and Canadian enterprises to save millions of euros every year thanks to mutual acceptance of certification findings. Importing authorities will be able to issue their own certificates on aeronautical products, parts or appliances without duplicating all the assessments carried out by the exporting authority.
Aviation companies will also reap the benefits of the Agreement in so much as it provides for the use of each other’s repair and maintenance facilities. The Agreement will not only make the Canadian and European markets more competitive, it will also reinforce global security.
Finally, we feel that this Agreement is important in that it establishes international standards for civil aviation safety and should serve as a starting point for future negotiations with other significant producers of aircraft."@en1
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