In February 1999, EAE continued its focus on addressing the Y2K bug, ensuring that Europe's technological transition into the new millennium would be smooth and secure. The academy recognized the potential risks posed by date-related programming issues and the importance of engineering solutions.
EAE's initiatives included thorough assessments of critical systems, software testing, and contingency planning. Engineers and technology experts collaborated to engineer solutions that would safeguard Europe's digital infrastructure and prevent disruptions as the year 2000 approached.