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Aviation on track for busiest Christmas in history following record breaking summer
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Rapid response by UK Airlines minimises disruption to passengers
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Birmingham Airport security trainer sentenced
An aviation security training instructor who previously pleaded guilty to forgery at Birmingham Crown Court, following an investigation led by the UK Civil Aviation Authority has been sentenced today. Shoaib Iqbal, 40 of Birmingham, falsified training certificates and training records for security operatives whilst working at Birmingham Airport.
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Precautionary airworthiness directive issued for some Airbus A320 aircraft
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Black Friday warning issued as £11 million lost to holiday fraud last year
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CAA explores regulatory model options for supporting efficient and timely Heathrow expansion
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Crispin Orr appointed as new non-executive director at the UK Civil Aviation Authority
The UK Civil Aviation Authority has today confirmed the appointment of Crispin Orr as a new non-executive director to its Board.
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UK Civil Aviation Authority Statement: Blue Islands
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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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Views sought on UK VTOL regulations in new consultation
As new types of vertical take-off and landing aircraft start to enter the skies, the UK Civil Aviation Authority has published a consultation that sets out how the UK would regulate these aircraft and their operations.