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Brussels starts another infringement procedure against Hungary concerning civil aviation safety

Another EU infringement procedure started against Hungary due to worries concerning civil aviation safety. #civilaviation #hungarocontrol #europeanunion #europeancommission #eu #hungariangovernment #budapestairport


  • Dec 29 2024
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Brussels starts another infringement procedure against Hungary concerning civil aviation safety
Brussels starts another infrin

Brussels started another infringement procedure against Hungary on 16 December due to inadequate civil aviation safety oversight. The European Commission called on Hungary to ensure adequate civil aviation safety oversight.

Civil aviation safety oversight problematic in Hungary

The European Commission decided to open an infringement procedure by sending a letter of formal notice to Hungary (INFR(2024)2239) for failing to comply with EU rules on civil aviation safety oversight. The Commission considers that Hungary is not in compliance with the requirements outlined in the Regulation on the technical requirements and administrative procedures for air operations (Regulation (EU) No 965/2012).

Hungary has failed to demonstrate that it has a sufficient number of qualified personnel to adequately oversee certified operators and verify their compliance. Furthermore, Hungary has not established a robust management system, which includes defined policies, procedures, and a clear organisational structure, to ensure compliance with the Regulation.

Photo: FB/Hungarocontrol

Formal notice sent by the European Commission

Additionally, Hungary has not ensured that certified organisations meet the necessary requirements before issuing certificates, approvals, or authorisations. It also lacks effective oversight programmes, including regular audits and inspections, to monitor the activities of certified organisations.

The Commission is therefore sending a letter of formal notice to Hungary, which now has two months to respond and address the shortcomings raised by the Commission. In the absence of a satisfactory response, the Commission may decide to issue a reasoned opinion.

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