New European rules for better investigation of civil aviation accidents

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The European Commission adopted a proposal for a Regulation on the investigation and prevention of accidents and incidents in civil aviation. ”Accident investigations help us gain valuable information that can prevent the reoccurrence of such mishaps, which, regretfully, sometimes have tragic consequences. Lives can therefore be saved through improved investigation. These new rules will also better protect the rights of the victims of air accidents,“ said Vice-President Antonio Tajani, Transport Commissioner.

The centrepiece of the proposal is the establishment of a European Network of Civil Aviation Safety Investigation Authorities. It will coordinate and strengthen cooperation between the Member States, the Commission and EASA, and implement a number of central functions, such as coordinating training activities or sharing investigation resources available in the EU.

The Regulation will also strengthen the rights of victims of air accidents through common rules requiring the provision of rapid and organized assistance in the case of an accident. Victims and their families will be guaranteed the right to reliable information about the progress of an ongoing investigation.