Thailand strictly following ICAO's regulations

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Thailand strictly following ICAO’s regulations



BANGKOK, 29 February 2016 (NNT) – The Command Center for Resolving Civil Aviation Issues (CRCA) has instructed responsible units to make sure that the country’s aviation system is up to standards set by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO).

The CRCA has convened a meeting with aviation-related agencies and instructed them to resolve all aviation problems in a timely fashion. The meeting also appointed two working committees to ensure that Thai aviation safety standards are in compliance with the requirements issued by ICAO and the European Aviation Safety Agency’s (EASA).

The first committee will be tasked with studying all requirements and reviewing terms of agreements Thailand has made with ICAO and EASA.

The second committee will be working with a United Kingdom-based consulting company to draw up measures needed to be taken in order for Thailand to avoid sanctions or punishments in the future.

-- NNT 2016-02-29

[PaullyW]

1. Had a meeting.

2. Issued orders to fix complex problems.

3. Formed committees.

The key ingredients of Thainess.

[Valentine]

Better wording would be 2nd committee to maintain & uphold standards.

[ChrisY1]

Whatever these guys say....the audits will be the judge of success or otherwise.....

They're done in the US.....they can't afford any more bad reports...or China might be their only destination!

[bheard]

Strictly - that's a word which I don't associate with Thailand when is refers to regulations. Which of course is one of the reasons why farangs (including myself) like it here. But I would like it to be applied when it comes to aircraft safety. Lets hope they can do it.

Correction. There are certain regulations which are stricly applied - LM for example, but otherwise, nup.

[worgeordie]

responsible units !, thats the first problem.

regards Worgeordie

[Orac]

1. Had a meeting.

2. Issued orders to fix complex problems.

3. Formed committees.

The key ingredients of Thainess.

Certainly enough for the National News Bureau to give a headline that regulations are being strictly followed. I understand 'complete' and 'superficial' are the same when translated into Thai.

[kimamey]

Sounds like time wasting to me. They did this at the beginning of the month as well.

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/892197-crca-appoints-committees-to-ensure-thai-aviation-meets-european-standards/

[jerojero]

Hub of Committees. We shall convene, talk, announce, get paid, do nothing, accomplish less than nothing. Done.

[Redline]

The second committee will be working with a United Kingdom-based consulting company to draw up measures needed to be taken in order for Thailand to avoid sanctions or punishments in the future.

So, instead of keeping things proper, they want to know how to avoid punishment in the future?