#2008-1299Decree No. 2008-1299 Establishing the Directorate of Civil Aviation Security
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The decree establishes the Directorate of Civil Aviation Security (DSAC) in France as a national authority under the General Directorate of Civil Aviation. It is responsible for ensuring compliance with international and national aviation regulations, particularly regarding security, safety, and environmental standards. The DSAC issues necessary certifications, oversees security programs, and provides technical expertise to various aviation-related entities.
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Key Changes
- Creation of the Directorate of Civil Aviation Security (DSAC)
- Designates DSAC as the national authority for aviation security and safety compliance
- Modifications to the Code of Civil Aviation relating to DSAC's authority
Obligations
What this law requires
DSAC must ensure compliance with international aviation norms, EU regulations, and national legislative and regulatory provisions concerning safety, security, and environmental standards
DSAC must issue authorizations, certificates, and decisions to ensure civil aviation safety and security, and monitor their application
DSAC must define methods and procedures for exercising its missions, including for external organizations and persons that participate
DSAC must coordinate and control implementation of the State's civil aviation security program
DSAC must develop technical regulations on civil aviation safety and related fee regulations