EASA aims for take-off performance monitoring system implementation from 2033

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) is proposing a new regulation mandating the installation of take-off performance monitoring systems in all newly built aircraft starting in 2033. This draft regulation, anticipated to become effective late this year or early 2027, outlines functions including parameter and position checks alongside real-time supervision capabilities. The aim is for EASA to conduct ongoing oversight of these systems’ operation. Currently, existing aircraft would not be subject to this requirement. This initiative represents a significant step towards enhanced aviation safety standards across Europe.