Civil Aviation
ASD's Civil Aviation Business Unit (CABU) focuses on shaping policies and strategies that enhance the competitive position of the European aerospace industry. CABU identifies key civil aviation issues, develops unified positions, and advocates on these to regulators, institutions, and stakeholders at national, EU, and global levels. It also coordinates ASD’s engagement with key civil aviation bodies like the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) and the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Mobility and Transport (DG MOVE).
Air Traffic Management CommitteeThe Air Traffic Management Committee (ATMC) represents ASD members in the area of civil air traffic management (ATM) research and initiatives. It develops policies, formulates strategies, and provides a unified voice to key ATM stakeholders. The ATMC serv...
Civil Aviation Research CommitteeThe Civil Aviation Research Committee (CARC) represents ASD members in European Union research activities related to civil aviation. CARC advocates for the industry by monitoring and engaging with the design of EU research, development, and innovation pro...
Civil Aviation Cybersecurity CommitteeThe ASD Civil Aviation Cybersecurity Committee (CACS) represents the cybersecurity interests of ASD members in civil aviation. CACS advocates for EU and EASA regulations that are effective and efficient, aiming to simplify compliance processes for cyberse...
Airworthiness CommitteeThe ASD Airworthiness Committee (AWC) promotes a unified industry perspective on airworthiness and aviation safety for both civil and defence aerospace. It supports high safety standards worldwide by advocating on safety requirements and compliance method...
European Civil Aeronautics Summit
Bringing together industry leaders, policymakers, and experts to explore the crucial role of civil aeronautics in advancing Europe's twin transition towards green growth.
Speakers include high-level representatives from key stakeholders such as the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), Airbus, Liebherr Aerospace Lindenberg, Leonardo, Safran, Indra, Rolls-Royce, Clean Aviation Joint Undertaking, and SESAR 3 Joint Undertaking, with more to be announced
