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UK Civil Aviation Authority launches consultation on charges for 2026/27
The UK Civil Aviation Authority has opened a consultation on its proposed charges for the financial year 2026/27. The proposals are designed to support modern and relevant regulation while providing value for money to the aerospace sector it regulates.
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UK Civil Aviation Authority appoints new Non-Executive Director
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London Luton Airport hosts local Accessibility Day as 17% national increase* in number of disabled flyers
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New Non-Executive Directors announced at the UK Civil Aviation Authority
The UK Civil Aviation Authority has appointed Trisha McAuley OBE and Professor Jordan Giddings to its Board.
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Real term price reduction proposed for UK Civil Aviation Authority charges
The Civil Aviation Authority is consulting on its proposed scheme of charges that will take effect from 1 April 2025.
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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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Giancarlo Buono Appointed Group Director of Safety and Airspace Regulation at the UK Civil Aviation Authority
The UK Civil Aviation Authority is pleased to announce the appointment of Giancarlo Buono as its new Group Director, Safety and Airspace Regulation.
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Regulator signs working arrangement with Japan
A Working Arrangement with the Japan Civil Aviation Bureau has been agreed and signed by the UK Civil Aviation Authority.
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Regulator Board hosted a stakeholder meet-and-greet at Farnborough Airshow
The UK Civil Aviation Authority Board took over the Civil Aviation Authority’s stand at Farnborough today (Wednesday) to meet people across the aerospace sector from helicopter associations to rocket companies.
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UK aviation industry sees highest number of licences issued to women but mountain still to climb
More women are now flying aeroplanes, helicopters and other forms of aircraft than ever before, new data from the UK Civil Aviation Authority shows.