War in Iran: Airlines Call for No Attacks on Civil Aviation
Airlines are urging combatants in the Middle East to avoid targeting civil aviation and its infrastructure amidst rising tensions in the region.
Nigeria: NCAA Orders Airline to Refund Passengers Charged VAT Before January 1
The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority mandates Overland Airways to refund passengers charged VAT on tickets sold before the effective date of the new tax.
Amid Iranian Attack, Mass Flight Departures from Ben Gurion Airport
Multiple flights have departed from Ben Gurion Airport due to Iranian attacks on Israel, marking a significant evacuation of Israeli civil aviation.
Israel Attacks Iran
Israel has closed its airspace to civilian flights while declaring a state of emergency following preventative strikes against Iran.
Government relaxes loan rules for airlines with resources from the aviation fund
The Brazilian government has relaxed some loan rules for airlines using resources from the National Civil Aviation Fund (FNAC).
The Colombian Civil Aviation Authority was not informed about the American Airlines plane with bullet impacts
A bullet-hit American Airlines aircraft that flew from Medellรญn to Miami reportedly did not alert Colombian aviation authorities of the incident.
Passenger Aircraft Run Out in Russia; Putin's Promises โ Unrealistic
Russian civil aviation is facing a severe shortage of passenger aircraft due to Western sanctions that halted the supply of new planes and spare parts.
DGCA has 'wings' but no 'staff', 40% of positions are vacant, a major revelation in RTI
An RTI response reveals that the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) in India is facing a staffing crisis, with 40% of positions unfilled, coinciding with an increase in aviation accidents.
DGCA's Statement on Ranchi Plane Accident
The Director General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) in India released a statement regarding the crash of a private aircraft from Ranchi to Delhi, which carried seven people including a two-member crew.
Russia is Running Out of Passenger Planes
Russia's civil aviation industry is facing a severe shortage of aircraft due to Western sanctions that have interrupted the supply of new planes and parts.
Completion of the agreement with SDF.. Damascus takes over Qamishli Airport in preparation for its operation
The Syrian General Civil Aviation Authority has taken over Qamishli Airport as part of an agreement with the Syrian Democratic Forces, marking a key step towards re-establishing operations at the airport.
First civil flight from Damascus reopens Qamishli Airport
The first Syrian civil flight from Damascus has landed at Qamishli International Airport, marking a significant step towards making the airport operational again after the Assad regime's fall.
Civil Aviation Authority: Technical malfunction at "Eleftherios Venizelos" airport radar has been resolved
Air traffic at Athens International Airport is back to normal after a technical malfunction in the data transmission system was resolved.
I. Ruginienฤ: We contacted the International Civil Aviation Organization regarding meteorological balloons
Lithuania has officially reached out to the International Civil Aviation Organization due to systematic airspace violations by Belarus.
Lithuania has turned to the International Civil Aviation Organization regarding smuggling balloon incidents
Lithuania has formally approached the International Civil Aviation Organization, providing evidence of airspace violations conducted from Belarus.
Anac notifies Portela and Liesa for using a giant drone carrying a man at Sapucaรญ
The Brazilian National Civil Aviation Agency (Anac) notified samba school Portela for using a giant drone carrying a performer during their Carnival parade, which is prohibited under aviation regulations.
Anac sends an official letter to Portela and Liesa after man 'flies' on giant drone in the front commission of Portela
The Brazilian National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC) has issued a letter to Portela and the Independent League of Samba Schools (Liesa) regarding an incident where a man flew on a giant drone during a performance.
Kenya: Kenya Airways Urges Travelers to Monitor Flight Status Amid KCAA Contingency Measures Due to Go Slow
Kenya Airways is advising passengers to monitor their flight status carefully due to contingency measures enacted by the Kenya Civil Aviation Authority in response to a go-slow by aviation workers.
Warning for pilots flying to Lithuania: alerts raised due to balloon markings
Civil aviation authorities in Lithuania have issued a warning to pilots about unidentified objects in airspace that may cause flight diversions.
Airplane with 55 people goes off the runway and stops in the sea after emergency landing in Somalia
An airplane carrying 55 people made an emergency landing in Somalia, ending up on a beach, but all occupants survived, according to civil aviation officials.
Travel agencies are monitoring the situation in Cuba, as the country reportedly halts fuel supplies to civil air traffic
Travel agencies are keeping a close eye on the situation in Cuba, where reports suggest a halt in fuel supplies to civil airlines.
[Exclusive] Pilot Association: 'Gadeokdo New Airport is Up to 246 Times More Dangerous than Muan Airport' due to Bird Strike Concerns
The Korean Civil Aviation Pilots Association has raised serious concerns regarding the Gadeokdo New Airport, indicating that the bird strike risk at the site could be hundreds of times higher than that of Muan Airport, prompting calls for a full review of the project amidst ongoing legal challenges from environmental groups.
Russia and India are about to put their joint civil aviation fleet on the global map
Russia and India have announced advancements in their civil aviation collaboration, confirmed by agreements at the Wings India 2026 airshow.
Saudi Arabia announced major investments in Syria today
Saudi Arabia has announced a significant investment package for Syria, focusing on energy, civil aviation, real estate, and telecommunications as it becomes a leading backer of the new Syrian leadership.
FLIGHT โฉ Supersonic Concorde Flights
On January 21, 1976, the Concorde began its regular supersonic flights, marking a historic moment in civil aviation.
Rising costs for tickets, says Anac president about limiting compensation for flight delays
Tiago Faierstein, president of Anac, argues in an interview that the agency's proposal to exempt airlines from civil liability in cases of delays or cancellations does not remove passenger rights, citing a low percentage of flight cancellations and delays in 2025.
A Flight of Cards Like Russian Roulette or How Russian Civil Aviation Had a 'Black Month'
Russian aircraft increasingly deviate from their predetermined routes to find suitable emergency landing spots due to the immense pressure of sanctions affecting civil aviation, leading to frequent accidents.
Airlines should tell UK customers the carbon impact of flights, watchdog says
The UK's Civil Aviation Authority has urged airlines and booking sites to provide customers with information on the carbon emissions of their flights to help them make informed travel decisions.
HCAA: Upgrade of infrastructure at Naxos and Heraklion airports
The Greek Civil Aviation Authority announced upgrades to the infrastructure at Naxos and Heraklion airports, including the installation of a new lighting system to ensure safe night-time operations.
UK threatens Air India with regulatory action over Boeing incident
The UK Civil Aviation Authority has threatened Air India with regulatory action after one of its Boeing 787 Dreamliners was grounded in India due to a potentially faulty switch.
Russia hosts civil aviation and drone expo (VIDEO)
A major civil aviation and drone technology exhibition featuring over 200 companies from various countries opened at the Crocus Expo Center near Moscow.
ANAC suspends operations at Coari airport for 60 days for expansion works
The National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC) has temporarily suspended landings and takeoffs at Danilson Aires Airport in Coari, Amazonas, for 60 days starting January 31 due to necessary expansion works.
If no reply is given, there will be action... Britain writes to Air India regarding the fuel switch case
The UK's Civil Aviation Authority has requested clarification from Air India regarding a serious incident related to a fuel control switch on a Boeing 787 Dreamliner, which grounded a flight from London to India for safety checks.
New Balloon-Like Objects in Polish Airspace
Poland's operational command reported that balloon-like objects entered its airspace overnight but did not pose a threat to civil aviation or public safety.
The National Security Commission will discuss the ongoing hybrid attack from Belarus
The National Security Commission is set to present the latest assessments on smuggling balloons, disruptions to civil aviation, and Lithuanian transport vehicles taken hostage in Belarus, alongside the cybersecurity readiness of companies managing critical energy infrastructure.
The National Security Commission will discuss the situation regarding contraband balloons and infrastructure protection
The National Security Commission will present updates on Belarus' hybrid attack against Lithuania, focusing on contraband balloons and threats to civil aviation.
China plans regulatory change to help C919 jet compete with Airbus and Boeing
China's civil aviation authority is proposing a regulatory change that would enable the C919 jet to utilize narrower runways, potentially increasing its market share in Southeast Asia.
Russia's war with Ukraine. Day 1441
Russia's civil aviation authority reported that the Kaluga airport has temporarily halted operations for security reasons, as Russian officials claim to have repelled a drone attack on the Rostov region, while a drone attack on a farm in the Bryansk region has left one person injured.
Blackout in Athens FIR: "It can happen again at any moment"
The president of air traffic controllers, Panagiotis Psarros, criticized the previous leadership of the Civil Aviation Authority for their handling of the blackout incident in Athens FIR, warning that similar issues could recur without effective solutions.
Fire service 'resignation' ahead of summer โ The background
The removal of George Saounatsos from the position of director of the Civil Aviation Authority follows ongoing complaints about significant flight delays since September.
FIR: Meeting of Dimas with the new head of the Civil Aviation Authority and employees
One day after Georgios Saounatsos's resignation from the position of head of the Civil Aviation Authority due to a report on outdated technology, Minister Christos Dimas will meet with the new administration and employee representatives.
Giorgos Vagenas: Who is the new Commander of the Civil Aviation Authority โ Experience in air defense
Giorgos Vagenas has taken over as the new Commander of the Civil Aviation Authority following the resignation of Giorgos Saounatsos, prompted by serious concerns over air traffic safety systems after a significant blackout incident.
The head of the HCAA resigned over the blackout in Athens FIR
The head of the Hellenic Civil Aviation Authority resigned following a blackout incident in the Athens Flight Information Region.
Dimas requests the resignation of the head of the Civil Aviation Authority due to the blackout in the FIR
Minister of Transport Christos Dimas is expected to request the resignation of Civil Aviation Authority head George Saounatsos today after a prolonged blackout in air traffic safety systems.
Resignation of the head of the Civil Aviation Authority is requested after the report on the blackout in the Athens FIR
The Minister of Infrastructure and Transport, Christos Dimas, is expected to demand the resignation of the head of the Civil Aviation Authority, George Saounatsos, following a prolonged blackout in air traffic security systems.
Dimas: The systems of the Civil Aviation Authority are old but functional, we have a capacity problem
Minister Christos Dimas stated that the old systems of the Civil Aviation Authority are functional but facing capacity issues, labeling a recent security blackout incident as 'low-risk.'
Today in Vima: How the Blackout in Athens FIR Happened (and How It Will Not Happen Again)
Journalist Elena Fountanidou discusses with Giannis Th. Diamantis the conditions under which planes fly in Greek airspace and the outdated systems in civil aviation that led to the Athens FIR blackout.
Air Traffic Controllers on report: 'The downfall of the HCAA has been shown in the most official way'
The Air Traffic Controllers Association holds the Hellenic Civil Aviation Authority accountable for serious administrative failures highlighted in a report concerning a blackout in the Athens FIR, warning of risks to air traffic safety due to equipment shortages and delays.
Air Traffic Controllers: Is the system finally safe? The anxiety for summer
Air traffic controllers express their concerns and feel vindicated regarding the outdated communication systems of the Civil Aviation Authority following the release of a report on the causes of the blackout in the Athens Flight Information Region (FIR).
Report on Athens FIR: Outdated technology of the Civil Aviation Authority - The 5 issues that require immediate resolution
A committee investigating the shutdown of Athens FIR on January 4, 2026, reported outdated technology in the current Voice Communication System (VCS) and highlighted five urgent issues that need resolution.