Georgian and European aviation agencies deepen cooperation with new deal
Georgian Civil Aviation Agency and the European Aviation Safety Agency signed a new agreement on June 4. Photo: GCAA.
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Georgian Civil Aviation Agency (GCAA) and the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) have signed a new agreement to deepen technical cooperation and better integrate Georgian aviation authorities into the EASA system and implement European aviation regulations in Georgia.
The agreement also envisages the interaction between experts of the GCAA and EASA and participation of the employees of the GCAA in EASA council meetings.
The agreement also envisages the interaction between experts of the GCAA and EASA and participation of the employees of the GCAA in EASA council meetings. Photo: GCAA.
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