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Sep 28Mon
  1. ACI World RSS

    ACI World Urges Governments to Plan Airport Capacity Now

    At the ACI-LAC/World Annual General Assembly in Lima, ACI World called on governments to make increasing airport capacity part of long-term national infrastructure and economic planning, and to modernise the frameworks governing slots and market access. Director General Justin Erbacci said the industry will need to invest more than USD 4 trillion by 2055 just to meet growth already coming its way, but cannot simply build its way out of the challenge. Following its white paper earlier this month, ACI World argues slot policy is no longer a technical scheduling matter but a matter of strategic public interest.

Sep 18Fri
  1. Brazil ANAC News

    Brazil's ANAC Releases Best-Practice Guide on Wildlife Dispersal at Airports

    Brazil's National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC) reports that the National Wildlife Risk Committee (CNRF), linked to the National Committee for the Prevention of Aeronautical Accidents (CNPAA), has published a Best-Practice Guide for Wildlife Dispersal at Brazilian Airports. Prepared by a committee working group, the guide gathers dispersal techniques, airport experiences and recommendations to support operators, managers and professionals in wildlife risk management and operational safety. Drawing on information from 18 airports across 12 states, it covers the characteristics, limitations and application of each technique, and stresses selecting tools according to aerodrome, species and envi…

Sep 15Tue
  1. UK CAA News

    UK CAA Updates Airspace Change Process to Accelerate Modernisation

    The UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has updated its Airspace Change Process to reflect new Government policy in the Air Navigation Directions and Air Navigation Guidance, with the updated CAP1616 taking effect on 1 October 2026. The CAA calls it a significant reform of how airspace changes are proposed, assessed and approved, supporting the UK Airspace Modernisation Strategy and having an immediate effect on proposed airspace changes in the London area. The reforms streamline requirements for lower-impact changes to reduce red tape while maintaining safety oversight and consultation. The CAA says the changes will help reduce flight delays caused by capacity constraints and strengthen alig…

Sep 10Thu
  1. Brazil ANAC News

    Brazil ANAC Approves New Rule for Exceptional Completion of Congonhas Operations After 23:00

    Brazil's National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC) approved an interpretation allowing, in exceptional contingency situations, the completion of operations originally scheduled for the day at Congonhas Airport (São Paulo) after 23:00, when extraordinary events such as bad weather delay them. The measure is strictly contingency-based: it does not change the airport's official operating hours, grant permanent authorisation for operations after 23:00, create new flights, or allow allocation of additional slots. It is restricted to completing, in whole or in part, operations already scheduled for the day of the exceptional situation. The decision interprets Resolution No. 55/2008, which currently b…

Sep 9Wed
  1. Brazil ANAC News

    Brazil ANAC Approves Tender Documents for Brasília Airport Concession Renegotiation

    Brazil's National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC) board approved the tender documents and addendum for the renegotiation of the concession for Brasília's President Juscelino Kubitschek International Airport. The process provides for the sale of all shares of concessionaire Inframerica, continuing the consensual solution reached under the Federal Court of Accounts (TCU). The documents were published in an extra edition of the Official Gazette on 8 September, with the auction expected on 17 December 2026. The measure aims to restore the concession's economic-financial sustainability, agree new investments in Brasília Airport, and include investment and operation obligations for ten regional airp…

  2. UK CAA News

    UK CAA: NATS outage likely 'extraordinary circumstances', limiting passenger compensation

    The UK Civil Aviation Authority issued a statement on the NATS flight-planning system technical issue of 8 September 2026, which led to delays and the cancellation of hundreds of UK arriving and departing flights and continued knock-on disruption. The CAA considers delays and cancellations directly caused by the outage, and by its knock-on effects, likely to be 'extraordinary circumstances' under passenger rights rules, meaning passengers are unlikely to be entitled to compensation, though airlines should still look after them. The CAA reminded airlines of obligations including offering refunds, re-routing at the earliest opportunity or at a later date, and providing meals, refreshments and…

Aug 1Sat
  1. Brazil ANAC News

    ANAC and FAA jointly publish safety objectives for eVTOL aircraft

    The Brazilian National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC) and the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) jointly published safety objectives for eVTOL (vertical take-off and landing capable aircraft). The document is necessary due to eVTOL's innovative design and operational characteristics, differing from conventional aircraft. This publication is a key step towards developing a regulatory framework for certification, with international harmonization in mind.

Nov 4Tue
  1. EASA Press Releases

    EASA and Norway's CAA Sign Zero-Emission Aviation Cooperation Agreement

    The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) and Norway's Civil Aviation Authority (CAA Norway) signed a cooperation agreement at the Zero Emission Regional Aviation Conference 2025 (ZERAC25), driving innovation, research and learning through Norway's International Test Arena. The Test Arena, set up by CAA Norway and infrastructure and airspace provider Avinor, connects industry, research and regulators. The partners will work on real-world demonstration of cutting-edge solutions such as electric and hydrogen-powered aircraft, coordinating joint activities on technology testing, knowledge development, regulatory gaps and professional training, aiming to fast-track the transition to zero…