European Common Aviation Area Sample Clauses

European Common Aviation Area. In December 2004, the Council of Ministers authorised the European Commission to start negotiations with eight South-East European partners (Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Romania, Serbia and Montenegro and the U.N. Mission in Kosovo) on a “European Common Aviation Area” (ECAA) agreement. The objective was to integrate the EU’s neighbours in South-East Europe in the EU's internal aviation market, with open market access and full application of the EC aviation law. The negotiations opened on 31 March 2005 with a multilateral high-level meeting, at which all negotiating parties expressed support for reaching an ECAA Agreement as quickly as possible. In order to give the ECAA partners time to prepare for the full application of EC aviation law, the EU developed a country-specific gradual approach: Once ECAA partners have fully implemented EC aviation law, ECAA airlines will have open access to the EU market. The transitional arrangements were negotiated in October and November 2005 with each ECAA partner individually. After only nine months of negotiations, the text of the ECAA agreement was agreed between all parties in December 2005. The ECAA creates an integrated aviation market of 35 countries and more than 500 million people. The European airline industry has welcomed the new market opportunities created by the ECAA. The ECAA Agreement will extend the application of the complete EC aviation law to ECAA partners, including issues such as economic regulation, aviation security, airport security, air traffic management, environmental protection, passenger protection and competition rules. In consequence, the Agreement will lead to equally high standards in term of safety and security across Europe. Since air transport is crucial for linking people, countries and economies, the ECAA Agreement provides an additional impetus to the economic and political integration of Europe. (For further information on the ECAA Agreement see Annex 1)
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