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About the ASSP II-Z

 

The Aviation Sector Support Programme II to Zambia (EU-ASSP II-Z) was a support project funded by the European Union and implemented by the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA).

The project has started in October 2017 and ended on 30 September 2023. Its budget was 1.8 million (approx. 20 million Kwacha).

The EU-ASSP II-Z supported well the development of a reliable and effective aviation sector in Zambia, capable of contributing to the country’s economic growth. Find here more information about the Closing meeting of the project.

Project Activities

21 September 2023

Closing Meeting of EASA Component

6-7 September 2023

CORSIA WS for Zambian Aeroplane Operators and ZCAA

July-Sept 2023

Drones Centre of Excellence (CoE)

August 2023

Consolidation of SSP and SMS Awareness

July-August 2023

Follow up of SSPIA PQs and ATM SMS implementation

June 2023

Review and working sessions on  SSP and SMS regulations 

4 May 2023

10th PSCM took place in Lusaka

13-17 March 2023

EASA's Safety Investigation Section Head met the Director of the Zambian AAIB in Lusaka

22 June 2022

Runway Safety Workshop

21 June 2022

Safety Performance Indicators (SPIs) Workshop

Latest News

 

A new area has been created on the EASA website for passengers, EU citizens and the general public called EASA Light. The EASA Pro will remain the place to go for aviation authorities, industry professionals & media. More info

 

Have a look at this comic strip produced by a team in EASA. Join Sunny Swift, the main character, in her adventures where she uses her skills as a GA pilot in mitigating risks while flying. Find a new comic every  month in several European languages and have fun!

European Industry and Regulators Unite to Provide a Roadmap for Zero Emissions Aviation.

LICENCE NEEDED TO FLY DRONES IN ZAMBIA – ZCAA

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The project is funded by the European Delegation to Zambia and COMESA

and implemented by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency

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