UK Enforces New ETA Rules Impacting Dual Nationals From 2026
UK's new ETA rules require British dual nationals to use a UK passport for entry, risking denied boarding for those traveling on a foreign passport.
32 aviation articles tagged “Aviation Regulation”
UK's new ETA rules require British dual nationals to use a UK passport for entry, risking denied boarding for those traveling on a foreign passport.
India's DGCA has proposed an institutional overhaul, seeking a share of passenger fees to address critical staffing shortages amid rapid fleet growth.
India's DGCA has proposed new rules allowing airlines to directly impose a 30-day flying ban on unruly passengers to enhance in-flight safety and discipline.
The European Regions Airline Association warns airlines face non-compliance with ReFuelEU SAF mandates due to fuel suppliers failing to provide vital data.
Southwest Airlines faces scrutiny after a 2-year-old was seated away from parents; the incident highlights gaps in federal family seating regulations.
Transport Canada will certify Gulfstream jets this week; the move aims to resolve a trade dispute involving threats against Bombardier aircraft.
The Abia State Government denied claims of suing the Federal Government at the World Court regarding the approval of the new Aba cargo airport project.
The Australian Airports Association and Regional Capitals Australia signed an MoU to lobby for a fairer aviation system, citing high regulatory costs and aging infrastructure.
The UK's Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has issued new guidance requiring airlines and price comparison websites to display individual flight carbon emission data for passenger transparency.
CCI ordered a probe against IndiGo for prima facie abuse of dominant position following December 2025 mass flight cancellations that impacted over 982,000 passengers.
The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) granted domestic airlines a 90-day grace period on Advance Payment Guarantees (APGs) for the 5% Ticket Sales Charge (TSC) to allow regularization of remittances.
China's State Administration for Market Regulation aims to establish a low-altitude economy standards system by 2027; over 300 standards are targeted by 2030 to support the strategic sector.
US President Trump threatened a 50% tariff and decertification of Bombardier Global Express jets, citing Canada's refusal to certify Gulfstream aircraft.
The FAA issued an emergency Airworthiness Directive for all Airbus Helicopters Model H160-B rotorcraft, mandating a fix for a main rotor pitch rod rupture risk.
Massive flight cancellations at Sydney Kingsford-Smith Airport due to an air traffic controller shortage prompt the Australian Airports Association to demand government performance monitoring.
NTSB will detail systemic failures as the probable cause of the deadly Jan. 29, 2025, DCA midair collision; the FAA has already made helicopter restrictions permanent.
ZeroAvia is hosting the 6th Annual Hydrogen Aviation Summit virtually on January 27-28, 2026, to discuss accelerating the shift to the electric era of flight.
FAA permanently restricted airspace near Reagan National Airport, banning mixed helicopter and airliner traffic after last year's deadly collision.
The FAA announced its largest organizational restructure to boost efficiency and support ambitious air traffic control modernization plans.
The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) launched an investigation into a viral video showing a heated passenger-staff clash on an Air France flight over alleged poor service.