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Electronic Reporting

E5X

RIT-E5X Data Files

In recent years, the aviation community in Europe decided to focus reporting on the mandatory data fields defined in EU Legislation, extended with a set of so-called essential data fields. This set of data fields is smaller that that of the full taxonomy, and is known as the Reduced Interface Taxonomy (RIT). The RIT contains currently a little over 280 data fields.

To support the provision of data based on RIT, the E5X file format was designed. The E5X format is XSD-based allowing a formal validation of the data before performing the actual submission to an authority. E5X can also be used to upload data/reports through the E2  reporting portal.

E5X Technical Configuration Files

ECCAIRS RIT - e5x data bridge.pdf

Reference pdf document explains what’s an e5x file and how it is structured.

 

This material was recovered from the DG JRC website documenting the previous ECCAIRS 1 system. Various references in these docs to JRC websites, tools and logics are no longer available, nor apply to the ECCAIRS 2 systems
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E5x implementation for Organisations.pdf

This document gives organizations information on how to implement the Data File Exchange (e5x file) methodology in their local event reporting system (tips on how to create an e5x file).

 

This material was recovered from the DG JRC website documenting the previous ECCAIRS 1 system. Various references in these docs to JRC websites, tools and logics are no longer available, nor apply to the ECCAIRS 2 systems
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ECCAIRS Aviation v5100 RITedb.zip

This file contains the ECCAIRS Aviation Reduced Interface Taxonomy (EA RIT) XSD schema

E5x files are validated against an XSD schema that describes the involved taxonomy structure and the related data.

 

This material was recovered from the DG JRC website documenting the previous ECCAIRS 1 system. Various references in these docs to JRC websites, tools and logics are no longer available, nor apply to the ECCAIRS 2 systems
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