#TRAA2612122AEligible Roles for Civil Aviation Technical Manager Positions
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This order defines which current or past roles can qualify someone for appointment as a civil aviation technical manager in France. It mainly affects civil aviation staff across digital services, airport engineering, air navigation, aviation safety, ENAC, and accident investigation bodies. HR teams and candidates should check whether a role appears on the approved list before treating it as qualifying experience.
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Key Changes
- Sets the list of roles that qualify for appointment as a civil aviation technical manager
- Includes roles across digital, airport engineering, air navigation, aviation safety, training, and investigation services
- Adds experience-based conditions for certain controller, inspector, and specialist roles
Obligations
What this law requires
Before appointing a person as a civil aviation technical manager, the appointing authority must verify that the person has exercised one of the functions listed in Article 1 as qualifying experience under the decree of 22 November 2002.
For candidates from the Direction du numérique, only the listed roles qualify, including MOA project manager, MOE project manager, data engineer, UX designer, developer, integrator, methods/tools/quality/security specialist, or tool/system specialist.
For candidates from the Service national d'ingénierie aéroportuaire, only director of project or director of programme roles qualify as listed functions for appointment as civil aviation technical manager.
For DSNA procedure designers, the appointing authority must verify at least five years of service as a procedure designer before treating the function as qualifying experience.
For DSNA aerodrome controllers, the appointing authority must verify that the controller holds all unit endorsements for the assigned organisation and has exercised aerodrome controller functions for at least six years since 26 September 2008 before treating the role as qualifying experience.