September 18, 2025
EUROCAE TAC Met in Brussels to Evaluate Progress

The EUROCAE Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) met in Brussels, graciously hosted by GAMA and Kyle Martin. This session featured a comprehensive review of reports from 13 of our Working Groups and one proposal for new topic.

In addition to advising the Council on technical, operational, and, when requested, policy matters, the TAC also provides recommendations on the initiation and evolution of standardisation activities, primarily through the review and approval of Working Groups’ work programmes.

The TAC is composed of subject matter experts representing the diverse domains of interest across the entire EUROCAE membership. All TAC members, including the Chair and Vice-Chair, are appointed by the Council for a renewable three-year term. The Director General serves as a permanent member of the TAC.

Curious to learn more about the TAC? Explore here.

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