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ETOPS in comparation with conventional airplanes
Veselý, Pavel ; Chlebek, Jiří (referee) ; Šošovička, Róbert (advisor)
This bachelor thesis deals with two-engine airplanes flying on long routes in the areas with limited selection of suitable airports. It concerns with ETOPS (Extended Range Operation with Two Engine Airplanes) especially that enables to plan the routes more direct thanks to higher reliability of airplanes. There are summarized requirements for commercial air operator and aircraft for the intended ETOPS. This work also compares normal operations with ETOPS in terms of flight planning and performing with regard to its economics.
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Personal data protection with focus on processing and protection in civil aviation
Hodek, Jan ; Scheu, Harald Christian (advisor) ; Svobodová, Magdaléna (referee)
Personal Data Protection with Focus on Processing and Protection in Civil Aviation This diploma thesis focuses on the matter of EU legal regulation of personal data protection and reflects it in the field of civil aviation with focus on commercial air transport, as commercial air transport is at this moment the area of civil aviation where most of the personal data processing and operations with them are made. The goals of this diploma thesis are mainly to describe respective personal data processing in civil aviation and finding out whether GDPR represents an insurmountable legal obstacle for air carriers and civil aviation to operate or whether it is just another complicated act of legislation that air carriers and other entities in civil aviation must reflect. The first chapter of the thesis briefly introduces the history of personal data protection while presenting some of its past and current sources of legislation. Moreover, the first chapter introduces certain legal institutes of current EU personal data protection legislation and draws attention to the continuity and discontinuity of GDPR with the previous one. The second chapter of the thesis provides a short introduction to the topic of civil aviation legislation and describes the relationship between this legislation and GDPR. The...
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Personal Data Protection with Focus on Processing and Protection in Civil Aviation
Hodek, Jan ; Svoboda, Pavel (referee)
Personal Data Protection with Focus on Processing and Protection in Civil Aviation This diploma thesis focuses on the matter of EU legal regulation of personal data protection and reflects it in the field of civil aviation with focus on commercial air transport, as commercial air transport is at this moment the area of civil aviation where most of the personal data processing and operations with them are made. The goals of this diploma thesis are mainly to describe respective personal data processing in civil aviation and finding out whether GDPR represents an insurmountable legal obstacle for air carriers and civil aviation to operate or whether it is just another complicated act of legislation that air carriers and other entities in civil aviation must reflect. The first chapter of the thesis briefly introduces the history of personal data protection while presenting some of its past and current sources of legislation. Moreover, the first chapter introduces certain legal institutes of current EU personal data protection legislation and draws attention to the continuity and discontinuity of GDPR with the previous one. The second chapter of the thesis provides a short introduction to the topic of civil aviation legislation and describes the relationship between this legislation and GDPR. The...
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ETOPS in comparation with conventional airplanes
Veselý, Pavel ; Chlebek, Jiří (referee) ; Šošovička, Róbert (advisor)
This bachelor thesis deals with two-engine airplanes flying on long routes in the areas with limited selection of suitable airports. It concerns with ETOPS (Extended Range Operation with Two Engine Airplanes) especially that enables to plan the routes more direct thanks to higher reliability of airplanes. There are summarized requirements for commercial air operator and aircraft for the intended ETOPS. This work also compares normal operations with ETOPS in terms of flight planning and performing with regard to its economics.
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