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EU Regulator Warns Of Potential Risk To Civil Flights Amid Ukraine War
The European Union's Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) regulator warned on Thursday of increased risks to airlines due to the war in Ukraine.
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Boeing 737 MAX To Fly Again In Europe After 22 Months
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) said Wednesday that it had cleared the Boeing 737 MAX to fly again in European skies, 22 months after the plane was grounded following two fatal crashes.
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Australia Grounds Mahindra Aerospace GA8 Planes After Swedish Crash
Nine Swedes were killed when a GA8, dubbed the Airvan 8, crashed during a skydiving trip near Umea in northern Sweden on July 14.
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Thailand Junta Chief Vows Air Safety Overhaul After US Downgrade
Thailand's junta chief today said problems with the kingdom's airline industry must be solved after the United States downgraded the country's air safety rating in an embarrassing blow to the tourist-reliant nation.
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European Union Aviation Safety Body to Set Up Pilots' Medical Database By End 2016
Europe's aviation safety regulator aims to set up a medical database for pilots by December 2016 following the German wings crash earlier this year, it said on Tuesday.
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A Year After MH17, Intelligence Agencies Slow to Share Threat Data With Pilots
A year after the downing of MH17, Europe's intelligence agencies remain reluctant to share information that might help airlines detect threats from ground-based conflicts in future, the region's aviation safety chief said on Friday.
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European Union 'Aware of German Air Safety Lapses' Before Deadly Alps Crash
The European Aviation Safety Agency had voiced concerns over Germany's "non-conformity" with air safety rules before the Germanwings air crash which killed 150 people, especially on air crew health monitoring, a spokesman told AFP Saturday.
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Missing AirAsia Plane: Disaster Taints Indonesia's Air Safety Progress
The crash of AirAsia Flight QZ8501 has raised concerns over Indonesia's safety record, but aviation analysts say the country has made huge advances since the days when all of its airlines were banned from flying to Europe.
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Aviation regulator permits use of electronics in flight mode during take-off, landing
The Directorate General Civil Aviation (DGCA) on Wednesday amended the rule which bans use of portable electronic devices (PEDs), allowing their usage in all phases of the flight - including take-off and landing - but on a non-transmitting mode, commonly known as the flight mode.
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EU Regulator Warns Of Potential Risk To Civil Flights Amid Ukraine War
The European Union's Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) regulator warned on Thursday of increased risks to airlines due to the war in Ukraine.
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Boeing 737 MAX To Fly Again In Europe After 22 Months
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) said Wednesday that it had cleared the Boeing 737 MAX to fly again in European skies, 22 months after the plane was grounded following two fatal crashes.
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Australia Grounds Mahindra Aerospace GA8 Planes After Swedish Crash
Nine Swedes were killed when a GA8, dubbed the Airvan 8, crashed during a skydiving trip near Umea in northern Sweden on July 14.
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Thailand Junta Chief Vows Air Safety Overhaul After US Downgrade
Thailand's junta chief today said problems with the kingdom's airline industry must be solved after the United States downgraded the country's air safety rating in an embarrassing blow to the tourist-reliant nation.
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European Union Aviation Safety Body to Set Up Pilots' Medical Database By End 2016
Europe's aviation safety regulator aims to set up a medical database for pilots by December 2016 following the German wings crash earlier this year, it said on Tuesday.
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A Year After MH17, Intelligence Agencies Slow to Share Threat Data With Pilots
A year after the downing of MH17, Europe's intelligence agencies remain reluctant to share information that might help airlines detect threats from ground-based conflicts in future, the region's aviation safety chief said on Friday.
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European Union 'Aware of German Air Safety Lapses' Before Deadly Alps Crash
The European Aviation Safety Agency had voiced concerns over Germany's "non-conformity" with air safety rules before the Germanwings air crash which killed 150 people, especially on air crew health monitoring, a spokesman told AFP Saturday.
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Missing AirAsia Plane: Disaster Taints Indonesia's Air Safety Progress
The crash of AirAsia Flight QZ8501 has raised concerns over Indonesia's safety record, but aviation analysts say the country has made huge advances since the days when all of its airlines were banned from flying to Europe.
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Aviation regulator permits use of electronics in flight mode during take-off, landing
The Directorate General Civil Aviation (DGCA) on Wednesday amended the rule which bans use of portable electronic devices (PEDs), allowing their usage in all phases of the flight - including take-off and landing - but on a non-transmitting mode, commonly known as the flight mode.
