THE POLICY OF THE EUROPEAN UNION IN THE AVIATION FIELD. SOME CONSIDERATIONS

• Main Author: Mihaela MANEA (cas.DUMITRIU)
• Format: Article
• Language: English
• Published: Technopress 2020-06-01
• Series: Journal of Public Administration, Finance and Law
• Subjects: uniqur airspace; airline delays; european union
• Online Access: http://www.jopafl.com/uploads/issue17/THE_POLICY_OF_THE_EUROPEAN_UNION_IN_THE_AVIATION_FIELD_SOME_CONSIDERATIONS.pdf

The European Union has developed policies that have led to the optimization of investments and market conditions affecting the aeronautical industry, as well as the improvement of the regulatory framework, while maintaining the highest standards of the European Union in terms of safety, security and environment. By adopting an ambitious foreign policy in the field of air transport through negotiating global agreements with a clear focus on growing markets, the European Union can aid European air transport, helping to improve access to important foreign markets and investment opportunities in these markets. Increasing thus the international connectivity of Europe and guaranteeing fair and transparent market conditions for the airlines of the European Union. Airports, together with air traffic management service providers, are essential elements of civil aviation infrastructure. The quality, efficiency and costs of these services have become increasingly important for the competitiveness of the sector. The availability of highly performing and competitive airport services, including runways, passenger terminals and ground handling services, are essential for the competitiveness of the European Union's aviation sector and for the quality of travel services. Therefore, this analysis was carried out on the basis of surveys of the specialized literature in the field of aviation, taking into account the policies and regulations made by the European Union to support the aviation activity. Thus, a competitive and sustainable air transport sector will allow Europe to maintain its leading position in the interests of its citizens and its aviation sector.