EASA opens consultation on artificial intelligence concept paper
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Background ✨
EASA previously published survey results on AI ethics in aviation, finding 66.7% of respondents rejected at least one AI scenario and highlighting concerns around AI performance limits, data protection, accountability and safety, alongside calls for robust regulation and supervision by EASA and national authorities1. EASA AI programme manager Guillaume Soudain said EASA worked on multiple AI certification projects, including updates to special conditions for CS25, with an AI-based traffic detection system potentially certified early in 2026 and supported by continuous safety assessment once in service2.