Sofema Partners with Eastwing to Boost Nigerian Aviation Training
SAS partners with Eastwing Youth Foundation to provide over 525 EASA-compliant courses, strengthening aviation capacity and skills in Nigeria.
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SAS partners with Eastwing Youth Foundation to provide over 525 EASA-compliant courses, strengthening aviation capacity and skills in Nigeria.
EASA has certified the Pratt & Whitney GTF Advantage engine for the A320neo, clearing the more fuel-efficient and durable powerplant for airline service.
A Ryanair cabin crew member resigned after a sexual assault by a passenger, highlighting growing calls from airlines for mandatory airport alcohol limits.
Widespread Middle East airspace closures force airlines to reroute Europe-Asia traffic, causing major disruptions for Gulf hubs and air cargo carriers.
EASA published Revision 24 of its air operations rules, enhancing guidance for Flight Data Monitoring and standardizing gyroplane pilot licensing.
EASA has extended its Middle East airspace advisory until April 24, 2026, forcing airlines to continue costly rerouting due to regional volatility.
A shutdown of the Strait of Hormuz has doubled jet fuel prices, forcing global airlines to cut flights and raising ticket prices for passengers worldwide.
EASA airspace closures over the Middle East due to conflict have triggered hundreds of global flight cancellations and significant rerouting delays for...
Emirates is operating a reduced flight schedule to over 100 destinations following a US-Iran ceasefire, impacting global travel through the Gulf hub.
The FAA proposed an Airworthiness Directive for the Airbus A320 family to fix a software flaw that could cause a total loss of radio communications.
British Airways will resume daily flights to Tel Aviv on July 1, 2026, amid wider network adjustments due to ongoing Middle East airspace restrictions.
A US-Iran ceasefire reopened key Middle East airspace, but EASA and FAA restrictions on overflights persist, forcing airlines to maintain costly detours.
EASA airspace restrictions over the Strait of Hormuz have caused 14,000+ flight cancellations, severely disrupting major Gulf aviation hubs and key...
Israel has closed its Tel Aviv FIR to most traffic, while Gulf carriers continue operations using restricted corridors despite EASA conflict zone warnings.
EASA warns that regional wars are squeezing flight corridors, increasing operational risks as air traffic is forced into dangerously congested routes.
The FAA has proposed an airworthiness directive for all Airbus A350s due to concerns that flight control actuators may have been overstressed in testing.
The FAA proposes an airworthiness directive for 43 Airbus A350-941s to address a fastener issue that could create a potential fuel tank ignition source.
EASA warns that Middle East airspace restrictions are forcing air traffic into fewer routes, increasing operational and aircraft misidentification risks.
EASA issued a safety warning after 625 expired engine parts were stolen in Spain, raising fears of non-airworthy components entering the supply chain.
EASA warns that overlapping global conflicts are squeezing Europe-Asia flight paths, increasing congestion and safety risks in remaining air corridors.