Southend is now officially a London Airport
1 August 2012 | By Brera - PR
IATA has included London Southend Airport within its classification of the Metropolitan Area of London...
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1 August 2012 | By Brera - PR
IATA has included London Southend Airport within its classification of the Metropolitan Area of London...
10 July 2012 | By CAA
The UK CAA has launched a four-year programme to help improve aviation’s environmental performance...
12 June 2012 | By EUROCONTROL
Bringing together all stakeholders...
16 March 2012 | By BAA
Record breaking 2011 for Stansted with 85 per cent of flights on time...
6 March 2012 | By CAA
UK airports handled 219 million passengers during 2011 according to figures published by the CAA...
31 January 2012 | By CAA
The CAA has launched a consultation on its intention to raise and harmonise the Transition Altitude in UK airspace to 18,000ft...
10 January 2012 | By CAA
“Additional capacity would offer significant benefits for consumers..."
4 January 2012 | By CAA
Chris Farnaby has been awarded an MBE in the New Year’s Honours List...
14 December 2011 | By CAA
"We frequently hear that the UK is losing out to Europe in its aviation network..."
26 October 2011 | By Civil Aviation Authority (CAA)
The Government should provide stability to the aviation industry to allow it to develop sustainably...
18 July 2011 | By Civil Aviation Authority (CAA)
The UK CAA has set out its key safety objectives for the next two years at an industry launch event at its Gatwick headquarters...
23 May 2011 | By Civil Aviation Authority (CAA)
The UK Civil Aviation Authority today said that new arrangements put in place since last year’s volcanic ash cloud...
1 April 2011 | By CAA
The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has completed the March 2011 renewal of Air Travel Organisers’ Licences (ATOL)...
26 January 2011 | By Geoff Leach, Manager of the Dangerous Goods office at the UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA)
11 May 1996. After a delay caused by a mechanical problem Valujet flight 592, a Douglas DC-9-32 with 105 passengers and five crew onboard pushes back from the gate at Miami International Airport for departure to Atlanta. Twenty minutes later, after taxiing to runway 9 Left, the aircraft is airborne…
13 December 2010 | By Tony Heap, Strategy and Standards Officer in the Aerodrome Standards Department, UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA)
Working airside has never been short of hazards. Airport operators and regulators have long concentrated safety planning on protecting those individuals working on ramps, aprons, taxiways and runways. Unfortunately, ground handling incidents continue to rise worldwide, resulting in injuries to personnel and damage to aircraft and property. Additionally, the use,…