EASA Unveils Updated Easy Access Rules for Air Operations
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency introduces Revision 24 of the Easy Access Rules, featuring a new online format for enhanced accessibility and continuous updates.
Last updated 07 May 2026, 17:07
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has released an updated version of the Easy Access Rules for Air Operations (EAR for Air OPS), designated as Revision 24, which will take effect in March 2026. This revision marks a significant step towards enhanced accessibility and user-friendliness for aviation stakeholders across Europe.
The new EAR is now available not only in traditional PDF format but also as machine-readable XML and through an innovative online publication system. This features allows users to access updates more efficiently and reflects a commitment to keeping operational rules modern and relevant.
Importantly, the EAR for Air OPS will now be maintained via the eRules platform, ensuring that stakeholders will receive ongoing updates to the content. This continuous evolution is designed to support the aviation community in adapting to regulatory changes and improving operational safety.
The enhancements signify EASA's proactive approach to safety regulations, providing operators, pilots, and other aviation professionals with timely access to crucial information. Such updates are essential to maintaining compliance and promoting safety in air operations across the European Union.
Stakeholders are encouraged to engage with the updated rules by providing feedback through the Easy Access Rules area on EASA's contact platform. This participatory approach helps shape the future of regulatory frameworks in aviation.
For more detailed information, you can refer to the EASA's official announcement on their website.
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