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Safety order 01_24: takeoff from LYBE 12L (and 12R) prohibited for IL-76 and aircraft with noise certificate below Stage 3, link  Republic administrative fee is 1090,00 RSD as of 01.08.2024.  Owner/user or the operater of unmanned aircraft shall submit, as parties in the administrative procedure, request for approval of unmanned aircraft directly or through authorized respresentative  Follow the link for new editions of the Airworthiness Department forms 

2010

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SERBIA 2010 PROGRESS REPORT (Air Transport)

Tuesday, 09.11.2010.
Since March 2002, the European Commission has reported regularly to the Council and Parliament on progress made by the countries of the Western Balkans region. This progress report largely follows the same structure as in previous years. The report:
  • briefly describes the relations between Serbia and the Union;
  • analyses the situation in Serbia in terms of the political criteria for membership;
  • analyses the situation in Serbia on the basis of the economic criteria for membership;
  • reviews Serbia’s capacity to implement European standards, that is, to gradually approximate its legislation and policies with those of the acquis, in line with the Stabilisation and Association Agreement and the European Partnership priorities.
The period covered by this report is from mid-September 2009 to early October 2010. Progress is measured on the basis of decisions taken, legislation adopted and measures implemented. As a rule, legislation or measures that are under preparation or are awaiting parliamentary approval have not been taken into account. This approach ensures equal treatment across all reports and permits an objective assessment. The report is based on information gathered and analysed by the Commission. In addition, many sources have been used, including contributions from the government of Serbia, the EU Member States, European Parliament reports1 and information from various international and non-governmental organisations. The Commission draws detailed conclusions regarding Serbia in its separate communication on enlargement2 based on the technical analysis contained in this report.
(Part of the SERBIA 2010 PROGRESS REPORT about air transport)
 

Good progress has taken place in air transport. The provisions of the European Common Aviation Area (ECAA) Agreement in relation to market access have been applied and the market has been opened to new carriers. The law on civil aviation aimed at implementing the first transitional phase of the ECAA has been adopted, addressing a number of previously outstanding issues in the field of aviation safety, ground handling, and aviation security. On air traffic management, Serbia organised with Montenegro their respective airspace into a functional airspace block. However, Serbia still needs to make further efforts to complete regulatory alignment with the single European sky within the Implementation of Single European Sky in South-East Europe (ISIS) Programme. Legislation of the single European sky, in particular the regulations on provision of air navigation services, organisation and use of airspace, interoperability of the European Air Traffic Management network and the flexible use of airspace regulation need to be adopted. Separation of responsibilities for inspection and audits as well as establishment of an independent air accident investigation have not yet been done. The security control system remains to be overseen by an independent body. The administrative capacity of the ministry has not been reinforced. Overall, Serbia is moderately advanced in the area of transport. It has continued to comply with the obligations of the Interim Agreement and SAA. Market access provisions of the ECAA Agreement are now applied. Framework legislation has been adopted for inland waterways and air transport. However, framework legislation remains to be adopted for railways. Reform of the railway sector needs to be stepped up. Administrative capacity needs to be strengthened for the implementation of the adopted legislation. 


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