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	Irish Aviation Authority - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Irish Aviation Authority (IAA), or Údaras Eithlíochta na hÉireann in Irish, is a state owned company and is responsible for the regulation of air travel in the Republic of Ireland and of the main international airports including Dublin, Cork and Shannon.
		The authority was established under the Irish Aviation Authority Act, 1993.
		The authority is also responsible for providing communications in Shanwick airspace, with NATS providing the ATC in Prestwick.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Irish_Aviation_Authority (401 words)

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		Geaney said, the principal objectives and remit of the authority is the implementation of safety standards that are set internationally by the International Civil Aviation Organisation and authorities such as the joint aviation authorities in Europe and IASA.
		The activities of the authority are regularly audited by the International Civil Aviation Authority and the joint aviation authorities and, every three years, by the Minister for Transport, as per section 32 of the Irish Aviation Authority Act.
		Irish air traffic controllers are well regarded and English, the international language of aviation, is their native language.
	www.irlgov.ie /committees-29/c-publicenterprise/20030408-J/Page1.htm (8228 words)

	RTE Business - 2002 challenging for Irish Aviation Authority
		The Irish Aviation Authority said that 2002 was a challenging year due to the global uncertainties and the difficult economic climate experienced by all engaged in the aviation industry.
		The IAA, which regulates safety standards for Irish civil aviation and air navigation services in Irish airspace, said in its annual report and accounts for 2002 that the year was, nevertheless, successful.
		The IAA said the lower profit figure reflected the downturn in the aviation industry and the increased financing costs for its capital building programme.
	www.rte.ie /business/2003/0414/aviation.html (149 words)

	Irish News, May 22, 1999
		AIRLINES using Irish airports are not required to employ mechanics or engineers to check the safety of their planes between flights despite a large number of irregularities being investigated by the Department of Public Enterprise.
		The Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) said it does not require airlines to employ mechanics to carry out safety checks between flights at Irish airports and it was satisfied with its present safety standards.
		The IAA received reports of a faulty fire indicator on board a Ryanair Boeing 737 which emitted reports of a fire on board the plane on two successive days in early May. In another incident in April, a mechanic, working on a Ryanair aeroplane, lost his arm after allegedly working for 14 hours.
	archives.tcm.ie /irishexaminer/1999/05/22/ihead.htm (5699 words)

	The Examiner - News From Ireland - 11, June, 1999
		HISTORY was made yesterday when 22 newly-qualified air traffic controllers were presented with certificates in the first graduation ceremony held by the Irish Aviation Authority in the picturesque Adare Manor in Limerick.
		This will ensure Ireland maintains its excellent safety position in air navigation and ensures the authority’s capacity in coping with the 55% increase in air traffic figures anticipated for the first quarter of the new millennium,’’ said Brian McDonnell, Chief Executive of the Irish Aviation Authority.
		The authority’s reputation for providing top quality training services has grown internationally, with a group of nine Icelandic controllers travelling to Shannon in the new year.
	archives.tcm.ie /irishexaminer/1999/11/06/ipage_8.htm (322 words)

	Irish Times Article - New €115m air traffic control system failed at Dublin Airport (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The Irish Aviation Authority has confirmed that a new €115 million air traffic control system in use at Dublin Airport failed last Sunday morning while handling "live" aircraft.
		A spokeswoman for the Irish Aviation Authority, Ms Lilian Cassin, said the changeover was "seamless", and said "safety was not compromised".
		The Irish Aviation Authority has confirmed that a new €115 million air traffic control system in use at Dublin Airport failed last Sunday morning while handling "live" aircraft.
	www.ireland.com /newspaper/front/2004/0525/4068390852HM1AIRPORT.html (480 words)

	Irish Aviation Authority
		Jerry V. Liston appointed as Chairman of the Irish Aviation Authority.
		The Irish Aviation Authority is pleased to announce the appointment by the Minister for Transport of Jerry V. Liston as Chairman of the Irish Aviation Authority.
		The Irish Aviation Authority under section 5, 58, 59 and 60 of the Irish Aviation Authority A...
	www.iaa.ie /corp_fin/news.asp (359 words)

	Irish Abroad - Irish American News
		The Irish Aviation Authority which operates air traffic control over Ireland had warned the new system may have initial problems but many airlines were said to have been taken by surprise by the number of delays
		“The IAA sat down with us and the airlines and told us they were introducing this system and that the new equipment might have teething troubles.
		The Irish Aviation Authority warned there may still be delays to flights coming into Dublin Airport over the Bank Holiday weekend - one of the busiest periods of the year.
	www.irishabroad.com /news/irishpost/news/airtraffic.asp (553 words)

	Catholic Worker Occupation of Irish Aviation Authority - Indymedia Ireland
		the purpose of occupying the aviation authority was both to protest the continuing complicity of our government in the unlawful occupation of Iraq and the flouting of the human rights of the Iraqui people and to offer prayers for all those who have died since the invasion began.
		Melbourne Australia; in London at the Irish Embassy; in Washington DC at the Irish Embassy; at the Irish Consul in Auckland, New Zealand; at
		Thought it might be of interest to note that the Irish Aviation Authority website, www.iaa.ie, was hacked some time back (early April '03) but never made the media at the time.
	www.indymedia.ie /newswire.php?story_id=61979 (2730 words)

	ESA Portal - Ireland - Irish airport to take part in the EGNOS system
		On 24 July, ESA signed a contract with the Irish Aviation Authority to install satellite navigation equipment at Cork airport in Ireland.
		The EGNOS system augments the reliability and precision of existing global positioning signals and ensures their safety for use in air traffic control, as well as in the navigation systems used by ships, trains and road transport.
		Similar contracts have already been signed with the Bulgarian Air Traffic Service Authority and with the Icelandic Civil Aviation Authority.
	www.esa.int /esaCP/ESAPWI1VMOC_Ireland_2.html (206 words)

	Irish Aviation Web Site
		The JAR-FCL Flight Test is the same as the current IAA Flight Test with the addition of an item on the identification and use of Radio Navigation Aids.
		After 1st January, 2000, all flying must be done with a Registered Training Facility, which is a flying club or training organisation that has been approved by the IAA to conduct training in accordance with the JAR-FCL requirements.
		However the only possible 'restriction' is that the flying club that you rent the aircraft from will probably wish to conduct a short checkride to make sure you can fly to their standards.
	www.geocities.com /lucanflyer/fly.html (908 words)

	IRISH AVIATION AUTHORITY ACT, 1993 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		—(1) This Act may be cited as the Irish Aviation Authority Act, 1993.
		(b) in the case of a determination by a relevant authority (being a court or tribunal) which is made by default, the original or a certified copy of a document establishing that notice of the proceedings was duly served on the person against whom enforcement is sought,
		(b) in the case of a determination by a relevant authority other than a court, it purports to be certified by any person in his capacity as an officer of that authority to be a true copy of a determination made by that authority.
	www.irishstatutebook.ie /1993_29.html (10553 words)

	South Aer - Solutions for the Aerospace Industry (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		When the student has logged around six to eight hours of instructional flying time, we will then apply for a "Student Pilot licence" which is issued by the Irish Aviation Authority.
		Classes are given usually over the winter months to prepare you for these which are set by the Irish Aviation Authority.
		This is carried out with an Examiner from the Irish Aviation Authority on board with you.
	www.southaer.com /ppl.html (872 words)

	4pm-6pm Peace Vigil Irish Aviation Authority-Demilitarise Shannon Airport - Indymedia Ireland
		Peace Vigil 4pm-6pm Irish Aviation Authority-Demilitarise Shannon A...
		The Irish Aviation Authority continues to profit from providing a pit stop for the U.S. war machine at Shanon Airport.
		As essential it is for the protest movement to move to nonviolent resistance and support those who are making that move in Ireland in the UK/US militaries and amongst the civilian populations of those imperial states.....it is essential to move passive opinion to public protest.
	www.indymedia.ie /newswire.php?story_id=66615 (1168 words)

	Aviation Regulation Act, 2001
		-(1) There shall stand established on the establishment day a body to be known as the Commission for Aviation Regulation or, in the Irish language, An Coimisiún um Rialáil Eitlíochta to perform the functions assigned to it under this Act.
		-(1) The Commission shall be the competent authority in the State for the purposes of Council Regulation (EEC) No. 95/93 other than the functions of the coordinator.
		-The Commission shall designate a member of its staff as a deputy member of the Commission (''deputy commissioner'') who shall assume and carry out with the authority of the Commission all of the functions of the Commission in the absence of the commissioners or when the membership of the Commission is vacant.
	www.ucc.ie /law/irlii/statutes/2001_1.htm (4589 words)

	BreakingNews.ie: Protest over US military flights
		Dozens of anti-war protesters picketed the front doors of the Irish Aviation Authority in Dublin tonight over the continued use of Shannon airport by US military aircraft.
		Anti-war protesters previously staged a sit-in at the Aviation Authority during the Ramadan festival in 2003.
		The debate has also escalated outside of Ireland, the Council of Europe added its voice to the debate today insisting Irish authorities should be allowed to inspect US war planes landing at the stopover.
	www.breakingnews.ie /2006/01/06/story238325.html (490 words)

	IRISH AVIATION AUTHORITY ACT, 1993
		68 Designation of areas of Irish airspace for use by Defence Forces.
		Power of Minister to require cancellation or refusal of registration of aircraft.
		Designation of areas of Irish airspace for use by Defence Forces.
	www.irishstatutebook.ie /ZZA29Y1993.html (898 words)

	DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE CONCERNED ABOUT WESTON (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		A spokeswoman for the Minster confirmed last night that the Department of Defence had written a letter on behalf of Mr O'Dea to the Irish Aviation Authority, raising issues about the possibility of high-powered executive jets landing and, in particular, taking off from an extended runway at Weston.
		In its letter to the Irish Aviation Authority, which has been seen by The Irish Times, the Department of Defence said it had received correspondence from Weston airport pointing out that it had developed a new stopway/clearway on the existing runway.
		, Weston also sought the negotiation of a joint agreement with the military authorities in Baldonnel on air traffic movements, which could be submitted to the Irish Aviation Authority.
	www.iol.ie /~geof/willyodea.htm (341 words)

	Statutory Instruments 1999: 401-472 - Library University College Cork - Ireland
		Irish Aviation Authority (Noise Certification and Limitation) (Amendment) Order, 1999.
		Irish Aviation Authority (Tethered Balloons, Airships, Free Balloons and Kites) Order, 1999.
		Irish Aviation Authority (En Route Obstacles to Air Navigation) Order, 1999.
	booleweb.ucc.ie /collections/lawdocs/99stats401.htm (551 words)

	Airport Technology - En-Route Charging System for the Irish Aviation Authority
		DSE A/S has been awarded the contract for an en-route charging system to the Irish Aviation Authority (IAA).
		The approach of DSE (A/S) to a contract of this nature is based on partnership rather than an ordinary client/supplier relationship to provide IAA with the highest benefit of the investment.
		The contract with the IAA is part of DSE's long-term strategy to market SERIS with airports and air navigation service providers worldwide.
	www.airport-technology.com /contractors/traffic/dse/press1.html (313 words)

	News Story
		In return the Irish Aviation Authority will take responsibility for oceanic transition airspace to the west of the UK.
		The proposals are published in an independent consultant’s report from the Solar Alliance, commissioned jointly by NATS and the Irish Aviation Authority, which was tasked with examining the scope for a Functional Airspace Block as part of the European Commission’s push for a `Single European Sky’.
		In return the IAA would take on greater responsibility for the oceanic interface sectors in the north-west of Scotland.
	www.prospect.org.uk /news/newsstory.php?news=298 (367 words)

	Aviation Safety Network > News > News item (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		14 OCT 2005 Irish Aviation Authority against EU airline fllist
		The Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) has come out against an EU proposal for a centralised fllist of unsafe airlines.
		But the Department of Transport said it supports the proposed fllist, on the basis that it would help ensure the safety of Irish passengers across the EU.
	aviation-safety.net /news/newsitem.php?id=1525 (84 words)

	Government Agencies - Ireland - Irish (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The authority for the incorporation of new companies and the registration of business names in Ireland.
		Midland Regional Authority comprises 25 elected public representatives who are nominated to the Authority by each of the constituent local authorities (Laois, Longford, Offaly, Westmeath).
		An independent advisory body to advise the Minister on all aspects of childrens lives, including the development of child wellbeing indicators and better co-ordination and delivery of services to children.
	www.irelandculture.com /Government/Government_Agencies (683 words)

	IAA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The Irish Aviation Authority, (IAA) has been awarded the Quality Management certification, IS0 9001:2000 by the National Standards Authority of Ireland.
		The IAA remain the only Air Navigation Service Providers (ANSP) in Europe who are certified for all their operations.
		The granting of the award acknowledges the contribution of all staff within the Authority but especially the staff within the Quality Management Unit.
	www.nsai.ie /News_and_Events/Latest_News/IAA.html (134 words)

	ETS-News
		The Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) has chosen the BEST Air Traffic Control (ATC) simulators, produced by
		Tom Howard-Jones, New Business Director of Micro Nav, added that Micro Nav was delighted to continue the relationship with the Irish Aviation Authority noting that their previous simulators had given long and successful service.
		BEST will take the partnership forward with the capacity for change that is important to leading international service providers such as the IAA.
	www.ets-news.com /third.php?id=217 (241 words)

	Aviation
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		US based OSHA information on Job Specific Safety Concerns and General Safety References in the aviation industry
	www.consultnet.ie /Aviation.htm (84 words)

	RTE Business - Irish aviation body welcomes British privatisation
		The Irish Aviation Authority has welcomed the news that air traffic control in Britain is being privatised, and not just because it is a leading advisor to the UK Airline Group, which was selected as the private partner in Britain's national air traffic services.
		Chief Executive Brian McDonnell believes this is another step on the way to a single European sky.
		Morning Ireland: Brian McDonnell, Chief Executive of the Irish Aviation Authority, discusses the development
	www.rte.ie /business/2001/0328/aviation.html (84 words)

	Statutory Instruments 1999: 1-100 - Library University College Cork - Ireland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Irish Aviation Authority (Rules of the Air) Order 1999
		Irish Aviation Authority (Eurocontrol) (Consolidated Route Charges) Regulations 1999
		The Irish Aviation Authority (Terminal Charges) Regulations 1999
	booleweb.ucc.ie /collections/lawdocs/99stats1.htm (740 words)

	International Civil Aviation Organization \| Links
		This directory aims to provide a wide range of links to sites of interest to the civil aviation community.
		Inclusion in the list does not mean that ICAO endorses either the sources or the information therein.
		Ministry of Defense and Aviation Presidency of Civil Aviation
	www.icao.int /icao/en/m_links.html (302 words)

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