CAA launches investigation into airspace infringement
The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA), has launched an
investigation into an infringement of the Restricted Area (Temporary) airspace.
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Airspace restrictions announced for Royal Air Force 100 flypast
Restrictions will be in place for the main flypast on Tuesday 10 July
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CAA increases operational scope of GA Permit aircraft
Extended scope of training and self-hire to be allowed in national UK Permit to Fly aircraft
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CAA reports on progress to support passengers with hidden disabilities at UK airports
Follow-up to guidance issued to airports in December 2016
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Ofcom to issue aeronautical radio licences
CAA will no longer issue licences to aircraft owners and ground stations from November 2018
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CAA colleagues recognised in Queen's Birthday Honours
CAA colleagues recognised in Queen's Birthday Honours
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New licence exemption announced for GA pilots
GA pilots can continue flying 'EASA aircraft' on national licences until 7 April 2019
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CAA response to Government announcement on drone rule changes
New laws to take effect on 30 July 2018
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CAA begins new round of funding for 8.33 kHz radio switchover
New opportunity for pilots to part-finance purchase of new equipment
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Only use approved commercial drone users or you could be out of pocket – warns CAA
If you are paying someone to fly a drone you must check
that they have the necessary safety approval or you could be paying for an
unsafe operator that probably won’t have any insurance if things go wrong, the
UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) warned today.
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