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Donation of the CAA contributes fulfilment of EASA standards

The Council of the Civil Aviation Agency of Montenegro (CAA) approved support in the amount of 10,700,00€ to the Danilovgrad Health Centre Dimitrije - Dika Marenić for procurement of device for improving ophthalmological diagnostics, which is of particular importance for needs of aviation personnel.

The donation is directed to the sole healthcare institution in Montenegro authorised for conducting medical examinations of aviation personnel. Procedure of procurement of the device is expected to be finished soon.

Support is important, particularly because it provides contribution to fulfilment of the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) standards in this area, and ensures compliance with the EU requirement as well as availability of service necessary for aviation... OPŠIRNIJE

3 months 2 weeks
Development of inclusive aviation

International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) annual meeting was dedicated to strategic matters and main sector challenges at international level, including objectives of sustainability, safety and security, integration of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), accessibility, inclusion and innovations in aviation.

Two-day meeting of directors general for civil aviation was also a significant opportunity for the Civil Aviation Agency director, Ivan Šćekić, to exchange opinions with colleagues from numerous countries and aviation organisations, gathered at ICAO EUR/NAT regional office.

One of messages of the Italian aviation authority (ENAC), that hosted the annual ICAO EUR/NAT meeting on 9 and 10 June 2026 in Puglia, is that development of inclusive aviation following global... OPŠIRNIJE

4 months 2 weeks
The CAA representatives in Washington at closing of security project

The Civil Aviation Agency inspectors – Deputy Director for Security, Facilitation and Search and Rescue, Krsto Pavićević, and Head of Civil Aviation Security and Facilitation Section, Aleksandar Novović, participated closure of civil aviation security project “Balkan Spirit II”, held in the period between 18 and 22 May in Washington.

Activities within this project, as well as the event from last week, contributed to obtaining new knowledge and experience in the area of civil aviation security.

Professional gathering, organised by the American TSA – Transportation Security Administration, with the Department of Homeland Security – DHS, assembled representatives of the civil aviation authorities of six Balkan countries.

Partnership with the TSA will result in... OPŠIRNIJE

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