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The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) had initiated the process at the end of 2023, publishing terms of reference for introducing extended minimum-crew operations, known as ‘eMCO’.

EASA adds that, if EU states are left to develop their own tools to issue such licences, a proliferation of divergent tools could emerge with a consequent risk to interoperability. It has proposed ...

AC7 initially arrived on PS4 at the start of 2019, and it was a return to form for the series with a great campaign, fun multiplayer, and limited but excellent PSVR support. It quickly became the ...

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency ( EASA) has chosen not to extend the Conflict Zone Information Bulletins (CZIB) for Israel and Iran, citing ceasefire agreements and reduction of tensions in ...

EASA has warned of increased risks to civil aircraft at all altitudes across an expanded area of Russian airspace in the wake of the recent destruction of an Azerbaijan Airlines flight en route to ...

DALLAS — The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has warned airlines to avoid western Russian airspace due to heightened safety concerns from Russia’s war with Ukraine. The advisory is part ...

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has advised all airlines against operating in western and central Russian airspace, west of 60 degrees east longitude, due to the risk of civilian ...

The EASA Part-145 Certification will allow KQ to offer maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) services to aircraft registered in Europe This guarantees that Kenya Airways-maintained parts can be ...

These are the eight recommendations outlined in the European Aviation Environmental Report 2025 from the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA)—produced with the support of the European ...