EASA

On May 22, EASA (European Aviation Safety Agency) published the "blacklist" of airports with a high risk of transmitting the new coronavirus - COVID-19. The European Aviation Safety Agency is responsible for civil aviation safety in the European Union. It regulates flights, certifies aircraft, and issues warnings...

Following the plane crash of the ET302 Ethiopian Airlines flight, in which an 737 MAX 8 was involved, EASA (European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA)) made the decision to suspend all flights of 737 MAX aircraft in European airspace. The directive entered into force on 12 March 2019, at 19 time: 00 UTC. That means all...

The EASA certification document for A350-1000 was signed by the Certification Director, Trévor Woods, and the FAA certification document was signed by FAA International Department Manager Bob Breneman. Both certificates have been delivered to Airbus! Airbus A350-1000 has received the type certification The type certification is ...

As of January 14 2014, TAP Portugal has announced that it will allow the use of electronic devices on board aircraft in all phases of flight. Gadgets must be set in flight mode or equivalent, without Wi-Fi or Bluetooth enabled. However, laptops cannot be used for take-off and landing. Portables ...