Russia loses seat at ICAO council. What now? Accused of breaching the rules of the Chicago Convention on international aviation, Russia lost its seat among the… ByClement CharpentreauOctober 3, 2022
Compliance with Regulation: Does it Matter? Private purveyors and charter carrier companies consider regulatory compliance indispensable in operating a successful business aircraft. These companies… ByZydrune BudnikeJune 30, 2022
Rosaviatsia warns of ‘retaliatory measures’ as EU blacklists Russian airlines The Federal Air Transport Agency of Russia, Rosaviatsia has warned of “retaliatory measures” in response to the European… ByGabriele PetrauskaiteApril 12, 2022
SAS lifts mask mandate on flights within Scandinavia As of October 18, 2021, Scandinavian Airlines System (SAS) will no longer require passengers to wear a mask… ByVytė KlišauskaitėOctober 18, 2021
EU condemns hijacking, urges airlines to avoid overflight of Belarus The European Council is urging all European airlines to avoid overflight of Belarus following the forced landing of… ByAeroTime EditorialMay 25, 2021
Flight diversion by Belarus regime sparks international outrage The diversion of a Ryanair flight by the Belarusian regime to arrest a journalist drew the ire of… ByClement CharpentreauMay 24, 2021
Parallels between post-9/11 shock and current pandemic The article was first published on August 27, 2020.Much like the current crisis, another crisis that engulfed aviation… ByRytis BeresneviciusApril 2, 2021
Would the Russian flying saucer actually work? | EKIP Part 4 Through the 80s and 90s, Lev Nikolayevich Schukin and his team of engineers tried to develop and sell an… ByValius VenckunasMarch 26, 2021
EASA to approve Boeing 737 MAX by the end of January 2021 The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) intends to approve the recertification of the Boeing 737 MAX by the… ByClement CharpentreauJanuary 19, 2021
Pakistani airlines soon to be limited to domestic routes? After failing to meet Pilot licensing standards, Pakistan’s airlines are likely to be banned from flying to 188… ByElžbieta VišnevskytėNovember 24, 2020
US bans Pakistan International Airlines flights over fake degrees The United States banned Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) flights from its airspace. The decision follows the recent investigation… ByClement CharpentreauOctober 22, 2020
Pakistan International Airlines fires 28 pilots with fake license Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) laid off 60 pilots, of which 28 were sacked for holding fake licenses. The… ByClement CharpentreauOctober 22, 2020
EASA joins Boeing 737 MAX flight-testing The European Union Safety Agency (EASA) will start its flight tests of the Boeing 737 MAX in early-September… ByRytis BeresneviciusOctober 22, 2020
Etihad secures EASA approval for 777 and 787 pilot training Etihad announced that the Abu Dhabi-based carrier‘s training center, Etihad Aviation Training was approved by the European Union… ByRytis BeresneviciusJanuary 22, 2020
FAA takes full control of new 737 MAX airworthiness certificates In efforts to boost its authority and confidence of global regulators and the wider public, the U.S. Federal… ByRuta BurbaiteNovember 27, 2019
Congo plane crash in residential area kills 29 people A Dornier 228-200 operated by Busy Bee Congo crashed shortly after takeoff from Goma, in the east of… ByClement CharpentreauNovember 25, 2019
New study calls for revision of EASA fatigue regulation The European Aviation Safety Agency released the results of a study entitled “Effectiveness of Flight Time Limitation (FTL)”.… ByClement CharpentreauMarch 22, 2019
FAA’s judgement no longer taken at face value? Three different authority agencies announced on March 19, 2019, they would each review the safety of the MCAS… ByClement CharpentreauMarch 20, 2019