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Consultation launched on early cost recovery for Heathrow expansion
The UK Civil Aviation Authority has launched a consultation on the approach to recovering early planning costs associated with the proposed expansion of Heathrow Airport.
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CAA Launches Review of Heathrow Regulatory Framework for Heathrow Expansion
The UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has today announced the scope of its review into the regulatory framework for capacity expansion at Heathrow Airport.
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Regulator’s accessibility assistance report highlights progress made by most UK airports but finds three airports need improvement
UK’s aviation regulator publishes annual report ranking special assistance service offered by UK’s biggest airports to passengers with disabilities or reduced mobility.
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UK Civil Aviation Authority accepts Gatwick Airport’s commitments
The UK Civil Aviation Authority has accepted Gatwick Airport Limited's (GAL) new commitments to airlines for 2025/26 to 2028/29.
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Guidance to consumers impacted by Heathrow Airport incident– 21 March 2025
Guidance for consumers who have been impacted following the closure of Heathrow Airport on Friday 21 March 2025.
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UK Civil Aviation Authority accepts Gatwick Airport’s commitments
The UK Civil Aviation Authority has today published its Final Proposals to accept Gatwick Airport Limited’s (GAL) proposed new commitments to airlines for the four-year period from 2025/26 to 2028/29.
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Aviation regulator publishes Independent Review into August 2023 NATS Flight Planning System Failure
A final report, prepared by an Independent Review Panel into the air traffic control failure on 28 August 2023, has today been published by the UK Civil Aviation Authority.
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UK Civil Aviation Authority consults on Gatwick Airport Limited’s commitments
The UK Civil Aviation Authority has published an initial assessment of proposals from Gatwick Airport Limited to extend the set of ‘commitments’ it makes to airlines by a period of four years.
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Improvements in airport accessibility continues since pandemic, with “more work to do” as demand increases
Annual report from the UK Civil Aviation Authority shows standards increasing with no airports currently in the lowest category.
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Nearly half of consumers think airports and airlines are ready for their summer getaway
Nearly half of passengers planning to travel this year think airports and airlines are ready for their summer getaway plans, according to a survey by the UK Civil Aviation Authority.