EASA Issues New Maintenance Directive for Airbus BelugaXL Fleet
EASA has issued a new airworthiness directive for the Airbus A330-743L BelugaXL fleet, mandating updated structural integrity inspection schedules.
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EASA has issued a new airworthiness directive for the Airbus A330-743L BelugaXL fleet, mandating updated structural integrity inspection schedules.
The FAA proposed a new airworthiness directive for 1,924 Airbus A320 family jets to address door stop fitting cracks, increasing inspection frequency.
3i Group is reportedly investing $1 billion to build a European drone manufacturer aimed at challenging the dominance of Boeing and Airbus in the UAV market.
The FAA is superseding an Airworthiness Directive for Airbus A330 models, requiring new safety limitations to address potential latent failures.
Boeing received initial FAA and EASA qualification for its 777-9 flight simulators, a critical step toward commencing pilot training for the new widebody.
Airlines are rerouting Middle East flights due to airspace closures and rising GPS spoofing, causing significant operational disruptions and cost increases.
The FAA has adopted an EASA airworthiness directive for Airbus H160-B helicopters, mandating inspections for spherical bearings to prevent unsafe conditions.
Boeing received FAA and EASA qualification for its 777-9 flight simulators, a key step allowing validation of pilot training courseware.
EASA issued a directive for Airbus A330neo models after cracks were found on an engine fire extinguisher part, prompting the FAA to propose adoption.
Boeing received initial FAA and EASA qualification for its 777-9 flight training devices, enabling pilot training to start for the new widebody.
Boeing has received initial FAA and EASA qualification for its 777-9 simulators, a key step in preparing pilots for the new widebody's entry into service.
EASA suspended Indian operator VSR Ventures' Third Country Operator authorisation after multiple safety incidents, halting its flights to the European Union.
Boeing received initial FAA and EASA qualification for its 777-9 flight simulators, a key step in advancing pilot training for the delayed 777X program.
EASA's second Part-IS deadline on Feb 22, 2026, requires air operators and MROs to implement an Information Security Management System for safety.
Lufthansa can now sell most of its new Allegris business class seats on the Boeing 787 after resolving a months-long aircraft certification issue.
EASA is enforcing its Part-IS regulations, requiring airlines and operators to implement new information security systems by February 2026 to combat cyber risks.
A hypothetical grounding of the entire Airbus A320 fleet highlights how regulators use proactive measures, like Airworthiness Directives, to ensure safety.
Czech authorities are investigating a TAP Air Portugal A320neo for flying below safe altitudes at Prague Airport; the incident occurred on January 17.
EASA is finalizing new trustworthiness standards for artificial intelligence to ensure safe integration across European flight operations by 2026.
EASA is developing tailored flight-time rules for air taxi and EMS pilots; the move aims to reduce fatigue and boost safety across specialized sectors.