For sure is not for aviation. If anything they are a hazard that
is documented in aviation charts and procedures. they are most
likely transmission towers for radio and TV since they require the
height.
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The acronym JAA is used for a number of organisations. Examples
include the Joint Aviation Authority, the Judge Advocates
Association and the Joint Admissions Agreement.
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There will be aviation accident investigation authorities in
most advanced countries, and these would have the data you seek.
Try "aviation accident" in your search engine. I have no specific
knowledge.
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Not different from non-Airbus planes as the safety standards are
set by aviation authorities (FAA in the US). If you do not have
their minimal safety equipment, you cannot fly.