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Key points

  • Performance Based Regulation (PBR) is a regulatory approach that allocates risk and creates safety standards in aviation.
  • EASA categorizes regulations into three broad categories: prescriptive, performance-based, and a hybrid of both.
  • PBR emphasizes flexibility and efficiency while ensuring compliance with international aviation safety standards.
  • The implementation of PBR involves measuring performance through various qualitative and quantitative methods.
  • Stakeholder concerns regarding equity and fairness must be considered when implementing performance schemes.
Frequently asked questions
What is Performance Based Regulation?

Performance Based Regulation (PBR) is a regulatory approach that allocates risk and creates safety standards in aviation.

How does EASA categorize its regulations?

EASA categorizes regulations into three broad categories: prescriptive, performance-based, and a hybrid of both.

What are the key focuses of Performance Based Regulation?

PBR emphasizes flexibility and efficiency while ensuring compliance with international aviation safety standards.

How is performance measured in Performance Based Regulation?

The implementation of PBR involves measuring performance through various qualitative and quantitative methods.

What concerns should be addressed when implementing performance schemes?

Stakeholder concerns regarding equity and fairness must be considered when implementing performance schemes.

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Jules Kneepkens EASA Rulemaking Director EASA Safety Conference 10 October 2012

Performance Based Regulation

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