[everybodyknows]

EASA budget for 2018 was only 161 million Euros:

https://www.easa.europa.eu/the-agency/the-agency

OP offers no hint just how such great additional effort is to be paid for.

[arcturus17]

What’s your implication here? That they won’t be able to do it? Or are you solely concerned with the good budgetary health of EU institutions?

[theYipster]

The FAA and EASA have very different operating models, so budgets are not comparable. FAA certification efforts are tax-payer funded, whereas EASA’s efforts are funded by industry in a pay-for-service model.

[rswail]

Regulators paid by the industry they regulate is the most obvious of perverted incentives that I can think of.

Air transport safety supervision and regulation should be paid for by those using it, ie by taxes on the end user.

[oaiey]

They will let Boing pay for it in form of regular fees. Boing is essentially asking for approval.