Update on enforcement action regarding Ryanair passenger compensation Published on: 02 February 2022 Category: Statement , Category: Consumers
UK Civil Aviation Authority responds to Government proposals over consumer rights Published on: 31 January 2022 Category: Statement , Category: Consumers UK CAA responds to the Government’s proposals over consumer rights
UK Civil Aviation Authority accepts the latest version of the airspace change masterplan Published on: 27 January 2022 Category: Airspace , Category: Statement The UK CAA has today published its decision to accept the latest iteration of the airspace change masterplan into its Airspace Modernisation Strategy.
UK CAA and US FAA agree mutual acceptance of flight simulators Published on: 26 January 2022 Category: Statement The UK CAA and US FAA have finalised an agreement on new Simulator Implementation Procedures (SIP) for the evaluation and acceptance of each other’s systems and standards for Full Flight Simulators (FFS).
Consumers urged to check for financial protection as holiday bookings set to rise Published on: 11 January 2022 Category: Statement The UK Civil Aviation Authority is urging consumers to be travel savvy when planning trips for 2022 by booking ATOL protected holidays and looking out for hidden costs.
UK Civil Aviation Authority set to create new Environmental Sustainability Panel Published on: 11 January 2022 Category: Statement
Website changes Published on: 05 January 2022 Category: Statement Stage one of our website update programme has been completed today with a move to a new content management system to host the site.
Reminding drone pilots to share the sky safely this Christmas Published on: 23 December 2021 Category: Statement The UK Civil Aviation Authority is reminding drone pilots to share the sky safely this Christmas
UK Civil Aviation Authority statement on Heathrow Airport interim price cap Published on: 16 December 2021 Category: Statement The UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has today written to Heathrow Airport Limited (HAL) confirming the interim, holding price cap that the airport can charge its airline customers in the period from 1 January 2022.
Aviation industry urged to make sure they can continue to work on UK-registered aircraft after 31 December 2022 Published on: 16 December 2021 Category: Statement The UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) and Department for Transport (DfT) are urging aviation and aerospace businesses to apply for UK certification and personnel licences to continue operating and maintaining UK-registered aircraft after 31 December 2022.