Evaluering
A comparative study of the Norwegian Civil Aviation Authority
Luftfartstilsynet (Civil Aviation Authority, Norway) has regulatory oversight responsibilities in relation to Norway’s civil aviation system. It is the aim of the current report to determine whether the activities and functions carried out by the Luftfartstilsynet are executed in a cost-efficient way and with satisfactory effectiveness for to the Government, participants and users of the civil aviation system. In the course of this review, all aspects of Luftfartstilsynet’s activities were considered, but the main focus of this report and hence particularly the key findings focus on oversight functions and processes. For those areas of activity that were not assessed in more detail in this report, no specific findings and recommendations are formulated. During the process, Integra identified certain ambiguities in the data collected, and in some cases, data have not been available from all participating authorities. However, all participating authorities have agreed to the use of the latest available data reported to EASA, through the Standardisation Information System, concerning the number of technical full-time employees (FTEs) allocated to the various aviation domains as well as the number of supervised aviation organisations and personnel in the various fields.