The Latest Breaking News from The Civil Aviation Authority

The Civil Aviation Authority is proposing to produce a ranking of carriers based on their service for these customers.

A flydubai flight from Kathmandu to Dubai experienced a bird strike during takeoff but returned to the United Arab Emirates, the company said on Monday. "Our experienced flight crew followed standard operating procedure and continued the onward journey after determining that the engine was within normal operating parameters," a spokesperson…

The Down county board have strongly condemned the incident and Ulster GAA have expressed concern that it created a potential safety risk

A spokesman accused the Civil Aviation Authority of ‘undermining’ the investment needed in the west London airport.

Your age (and sometimes your height) governs the travelling you can do, from minus 12 weeks to 99 years old

The Welsh Government bought the airport for £52m a decade ago

An expert has warned that the return to travel last year following Covid restrictions was 'overshadowed' by delays.

‘Unacceptable’ delays are being linked to ‘widespread chaos’ seen last year

The figures reveal that 2.5 per cent of flights to Glasgow Airport were cancelled last year - the highest number in the UK - with the Civil Aviation Authority saying the number of UK cancellations last year was "unacceptable'.

The Civil Aviation Authority said an ‘unacceptable’ 37% of flights were at least 15 minutes late in 2022.

Sara Nelson, the international president of the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, has warned against parents holding their young children on their laps during flights