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Acronym	Definition
EASA	European Aviation Safety Agency
EASA	European Advertising Standards Alliance (Brussels, Belgium)
EASA	European Association of Social Anthropologists
EASA	European Architecture Students Assembly
EASA	European Academic Software Award
EASA	Electrical Apparatus Service Association, Inc.
EASA	Enterprise Accessible Software Application
EASA	Seaman Apprentice, Engineering Aide Striker (US Navy rating)

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Pending further results of the accident investigation, we continue our technical evaluation which, today, does not merit a specific mandatory measure," Daniel Hoeltgen from the Cologne, Germany based EASA told AFP. No evidence of faulty Airbus sensors: safety body by AFP / AFP Global Edition May 10, 2009 Turkish Airlines, Boeing EASA has published a safety information bulletin alerting Boeing 737 operators of an "erroneous low range radio altimeter (LRRA) indication" that has been linked to the fatal crash of a Turkish Airlines Boeing 737-800 at Amsterdam Schiphol on 25 February. Travel Safety Update - Europe by Airguide Online The Mobile OnAir onboard mobile telephony system, certified by EASA (European Aviation Safety Authority) does not interfere with the radio-navigation instruments on Airbus A318 and may only be used at cruising altitude once the new illuminated sign "Switch off your phone" is turned off. Air France, OnAir launch 1st in-flight mobile phone service by The Star (Amman, Jordan)	EARPO EARR EARRN EARRS EARS EARSC EARSEL EARSL EARSS EART EARTG EARTH EarthCARE EARTO EARTOF EARTS EARU EARWG EARY EARYN EAS EAS CL EAS III EAS PL EAS-SG EASA EASAC EASAE EASAP EASAPS EASAS EASB EASC EASCI EASCIA EASCO EASCON EASD EASDAQ EASDCO EASDEC EASDQ EASE EASE TURN EASE-GRID EASE/ACCESS EASEA EASEC EASED EASEE EASEIT	earwig earwigged earwigged earwigged earwigging earwigging earwigging earwigs earwigs earwigs earwitness earwitness earwitnesses earwitnesses Earwolf earworm earworm Earworms Earworms EARY EARYN EAS EAS EAS EAS CL EAS III EAS PL EAS Tag EAS Tag EAS-SG EASA EASAC EASAE EASAP EASAPS EASAS EASB EASC EASCI EASCIA EASCO EASCON EASD EASD Easdale, Brian EASDAQ EASDAQ EASDCO EASDEC EASDQ ease ease ease ease ease ease Ease (disambiguation) Ease (disambiguation) Ease (disambiguation) Ease (disambiguation) ease along

Pending further results of the accident investigation, we continue our technical evaluation which, today, does not merit a specific mandatory measure," Daniel Hoeltgen from the Cologne, Germany based EASA told AFP.

No evidence of faulty Airbus sensors: safety body by AFP / AFP Global Edition

May 10, 2009 Turkish Airlines, Boeing EASA has published a safety information bulletin alerting Boeing 737 operators of an "erroneous low range radio altimeter (LRRA) indication" that has been linked to the fatal crash of a Turkish Airlines Boeing 737-800 at Amsterdam Schiphol on 25 February.

Travel Safety Update - Europe by Airguide Online

The Mobile OnAir onboard mobile telephony system, certified by EASA (European Aviation Safety Authority) does not interfere with the radio-navigation instruments on Airbus A318 and may only be used at cruising altitude once the new illuminated sign "Switch off your phone" is turned off.

Air France, OnAir launch 1st in-flight mobile phone service by The Star (Amman, Jordan)

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