UK Civil Aviation Authority

Attendees at ARSA’s annual conference outlined challenges the MRO industry still faces in training, technician shortages and regulatory policies.

London Heathrow has expressed its displeasure at the UK Civil Aviation Authority’s final determination on charges the airport can impose on airlines.

Bosses at a Welsh startup whose satellite was lost in the failed Virgin Orbit launch from the UK have criticized the country’s approach to sat licensing.

The UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has launched a new round of funding to help support the country’s airspace modernization projects.

Administrators acting for grounded UK regional airline Flybe have requested a temporary license from the UK CAA.

“Let’s Get Flying: Our Plan For Action” has been compiled by the Future Aviation Industry Working Group on Airspace Integration (FAIWG:AI).

The UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has set an interim price cap on what London Heathrow Airport can charge its airline customers for 2023.

Pyka, MightyFly and Moya Aero are among startups developing heavy-payload uncrewed aircraft for cargo use.

The restrictions come after the UK imposed a ban on Russian aircraft as part of sanctions introduced following Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine.

EASA banned Pakistani carriers from flying to the EU in 2020 following a fatal PIA crash.

The carrier could look to expand in the UK domestic market—but only if Air Passenger Duty (APD) is cut.

The carrier’s planned transatlantic routes have moved a step closer.

Securing air service to a hub is a key target for City of Derry (LDY) as the Northern Irish airport seeks to rebuild connectivity in the wake of the pandemic.

The Irish airline’s transatlantic route ambitions look set to be realized.

Impending end of the UK's transition period with the EU post-Brexit means rule changes for airlines.

Ireland’s flag carrier hopes to begin three routes from the UK to Boston, New York and Orlando during summer 2021 using Airbus A330-300 and A321LR aircraft.

Pakistan International Airlines has been cleared to resume two routes to the UK using aircraft chartered from Portuguese wet-lease operator Hi Fly.

Monarch Airlines’ operations have been suspended after the troubled British carrier entered administration.