EASA certification is not directly required for air traffic controllers, as it mainly focuses on safety regulations for pilots, aircraft maintenance engineers, and other aviation professionals. However, the EASA full form in aviation is the European Union Aviation Safety Agency, and it sets the guidelines for air traffic controller training within the EU. While air traffic controllers don’t get EASA certification, their training and qualifications must meet the standards set by EASA to ensure safety in European airspace. AME EASA full form applies to aircraft maintenance engineers, not air traffic controllers.