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Šćekić - Kapetanović: Working together towards more quality application of aviation standards

The Director of the Civil Aviation Agency of Montenegro (CAA), Ivan Šćekić, had a conversation with the Director of the Croatian Civil Aviation Agency, Ana Kapetanović, about possibilities for intensification of cooperation in the interest of development of the institutions.

One of them is the additional mutual support in professional development and addressing particular challenges, for the purpose of more quality application of the highest aviation standards.

Particular focus is on exchange of knowledge in application of the European regulations and international standards, as well as importance of Croatian experience in process of accession to the European Union, that is of significance for Montenegro in further alignment of aviation system with the European rules.... OPŠIRNIJE

2 months 5 days
Agreement on Coordination with Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia

Montenegro, Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina expanded their cooperation through the Agreement on Coordination of aviation authorities of these States, additionally arranging acting between themselves for the purpose of more quality oversight of air navigation services.

That implies Agreement on Coordination signed today in Banja Luka by the Director of the Civil Aviation Agency (CAA) of Montenegro, Ivan Šćekić, with colleagues from the Bosnia and Herzegovina Directorate of Civil Aviation (BHDCA), Zorislav Ivanović, that hosted the event, and the Civil Aviation Directorate (CAD) of the Republic of Serbia, Ognjen Babić.

The Agreement more clearly defines mutual responsibilities of national supervisory activities, mechanisms for better coordination of oversight activities... OPŠIRNIJE

2 months 1 week
Donation of the CAA contributes fulfilment of EASA standards

The Council of the Civil Aviation Agency of Montenegro (CAA) approved support in the amount of 10,700,00€ to the Danilovgrad Health Centre Dimitrije - Dika Marenić for procurement of device for improving ophthalmological diagnostics, which is of particular importance for needs of aviation personnel.

The donation is directed to the sole healthcare institution in Montenegro authorised for conducting medical examinations of aviation personnel. Procedure of procurement of the device is expected to be finished soon.

Support is important, particularly because it provides contribution to fulfilment of the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) standards in this area, and ensures compliance with the EU requirement as well as availability of service necessary for aviation... OPŠIRNIJE

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