Traduction de «Institute Air and Space Law » (Anglais → Français) :

· Develop and provide to industry a long term and clear vision of the institutional market at EU level; · Carry out and update a mapping of the supply chain to ensure the right level of European independence, expertise and competitiveness; · Support the development of appropriate skills required specifically by the space sector and promote the establishment of mutually recognised academic space qualifications in Europe (initiate and coordinate between Member States the development of space academies); · Include in future RD framewo ...[+++]rk programmes dedicated actions in which part of the research must be done by PhD candidates – as is currently the case in air traffic management; · Encourage the development of life long learning programmes through strengthened cooperation between industry and universities, in particular in the emerging area of satellite based applications; · Enhance EU appeal to foreign researchers.

EUROPA - EU law and publications - EUR-Lex - EUR-Lex - 32007R1265 - EN - Commission Regulation (EC) No 1265/2007 of 26 October 2007 laying down requirements on air-ground voice channel spacing for the single European sky (Text with EEA relevance) - COMMISSION REGULATION

For the record, Mr. Lerner obtained his Master of Law at the Institute of Air and Space Law at McGill University and specializes in aerospace law.

The adoption of the space White Paper and the early implementation of an action plan which makes a reality of European space policy by dealing with all aspects of the business and fully exploiting the specific capabilities of all the institutions involved is also vital, as is completing the single European sky including external air transport agreements and a fully operational EASA.

(8) Whereas in order to create a favourable climate for investment and deployment of UMTS and to allow the development of Community-wide as well as pan-European and global services with the widest possible territorial coverage, early and specific action at Community level is necessary; whereas Member States should allow the rapid and coordinated introduction of compatible UMTS networks and services in the Community on the basis of internal market principles and pursuant to European standards for UMTS approved or developed by the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI), where available, including in particular a common, op ...[+++]en and internationally competitive air-interface standard; whereas diverging national laws, regulations and administrative action would hinder or prevent the provision of Community-wide and global UMTS services and the free movement of related equipment;

The European Court of Justice has held, for example, that an organism controlling and supervising the air space and collecting charges for the use of its air navigation system [10], or a private law body carrying out anti-pollution surveillance in a sea port [11], exercise powers which are typically those of a public authority and which are not of an economic nature.