Akisa and QKKSH signed an agreement today: Institutional coordination regarding the investigation of air transport events according to ICAO recommended standards and practices
CAA and AKISA sign two cooperation agreements: Coordination of activities and Effective implementation of standards
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The National Authority for Investigation of Safety in Civil Aviation Operations is an independent organization dedicated to ensuring aviation safety and preventing accidents and incidents. We work in accordance with the constitutional and legislative framework of the Republic of Albania.
This regulation aims to improve the safety of civil aviation by ensuring a high level of efficiency, appropriateness, and quality in the investigations of civil aviation safety. The sole objective is the prevention of accidents and incidents in the future, without assigning blame or responsibility, thus involving the establishment of a European Network of Authorities for the Investigation of Safety in Civil Aviation. This regulation also provides rules regarding the timely availability of information concerning all persons and dangerous goods on board an aircraft involved in an accident, as well as aims to enhance assistance to air accident victims and their families.
MISSION
The National Authority for Investigation of Safety in Civil Aviation Operations was established in accordance with Article 100 of the Constitution and Articles 100, paragraph 2, and 101 of Law 96/2020, “The Air Code of the Republic of Albania,” upon the proposal of the Minister of Infrastructure and Energy, by the Council of Ministers.
The Investigation Authority’s mission is to improve aviation safety and prevent accidents and incidents through their investigation and determination of causes, in accordance with the applicable legislation. The investigation of serious accidents and incidents is carried out by the Safety Investigation Authority in Civil Aviation, under the responsibility of the Minister in charge of transportation.
The Safety Investigation Authority may cooperate with other states in conducting such investigations, delegate the task of conducting an investigation into a serious accident or incident to a counterpart authority of another state, based on a mutual agreement, and facilitate the conduct of the investigation process by this other authority. The Authority also investigates serious accidents or incidents involving aircraft registered in the Republic of Albania or operated by an enterprise located in the Republic of Albania that have occurred outside its territory when such investigations are not conducted by another state.
Each safety investigation will be accompanied by a report, in an appropriate form for the type and seriousness of the accident or serious incident. The report is solely aimed at the purpose of safety investigation, which is the prevention of future accidents and incidents, without assigning blame or responsibility. Before publishing the final report, the Investigation Authority will seek comments from the relevant authorities, including EASA.
The National Authority for Investigation of Safety in Civil Aviation Operations will make the final report public as soon as possible and, if feasible, within 12 months from the date of the accident or serious incident.
TRANSPARENCY PROGRAM
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ACCIDENT REPORT
The reporting of a serious accident or incident applies to any involved person who is aware of a serious accident or incident involving a manned or unmanned aircraft and must immediately notify the investigating authority of this occurrence.