Traduction de «centre de compétences aviation » (Français → Anglais) :

Competence Center Aviation [ AV ]

competence center

Competence Centre for Federal Public Procurement [ CCPP ]

Civil Aviation Training Centre | CATC [Abbr.]

International Agricultural Aviation Centre | IAAC [Abbr.]

centre of expertise [ expertise centre ]

Stevenson Aviation & Aerospace Training Centre [ Stevenson Aviation Centre ]

Centre for Canadian Language Benchmarks

In the implementation of Copernicus service component, the Commission may rely, where duly justified by the special nature of the action and specific expertise, on competent entities, such as the European Environment Agency, the European Agency for the Management of Operational Cooperation at the External Borders of the Member States of the European Union (FRONTEX), the European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA) and the European Union Satellite Centre (SATCEN), the Europ ...[+++]ean Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF), other relevant European agencies, groupings or consortia of national bodies, or any relevant body potentially eligible for a delegation in accordance with the Financial Regulation.

53. Underlines that European hubs connect Europe with the rest of the world and that Europe needs to maintain its direct connectivity to all parts of the world, providing direct flights by European carriers from their hubs to overseas destinations and maintaining jobs and growth in the European aviation sector; stresses that flights within the EU not only provide mobility in the internal market but also play a vital role as feeder flights to maintain connectivity at EU hubs; EU policy must ensure an efficient and competitive feeder network to strengthen European hubs by reducing costs to globally competitive levels and ensuring fair co ...[+++]mpetition with carriers from third countries; the EU Member States need a coherent and common policy in order not to further lose direct connectivity between Europe, Asia and Africa to hubs in the Gulf and Turkey; asks the Commission, therefore, to implement these goals in all EU aviation legislation and to apply them in negotiations with third countries;

53. Underlines that European hubs connect Europe with the rest of the world and that Europe needs to maintain its direct connectivity to all parts of the world, providing direct flights by European carriers from their hubs to overseas destinations and maintaining jobs and growth in the European aviation sector; stresses that flights within the EU not only provide mobility in the internal market but also play a vital role as feeder flights to maintain connectivity at EU hubs; EU policy must ensure an efficient and competitive feeder network to strengthen European hubs by reducing costs to globally competitive levels and ensuring fair co ...[+++]mpetition with carriers from third countries; the EU Member States need a coherent and common policy in order not to further lose direct connectivity between Europe, Asia and Africa to hubs in the Gulf and Turkey; asks the Commission, therefore, to implement these goals in all EU aviation legislation and to apply them in negotiations with third countries;

15. Emphasises that the Centre’s work is highly relevant to the Union vocational education and training (VET) and skills policy agenda; notes its concern that unless the low economic demand driving high unemployment is reversed, this demand will foster and perpetuate the mismatch and obsolescence of skills through over-qualification and unemployment; acknowledges the Centre’s key achievements in 2013 in its field of activity; notes furthermore that the Centre is undertaking its first pan-European skills survey (eu-SKILL);