International Civil Aviation Organisation
EU Leaders Agreed to Sanction Minsk over Ryanair Flight's Forced Landing
They called on the Council to ban overflight of EU airspace by Belarusian airlines and prevent access of their planes to EU airports
EU Council Imposes Sanctions on Belarus after ‘state-organised hijacking’ of Plane
The European Council has proposed an air traffic ban on Belarus amid outrage over the arrest of opposition journalist Roman Protasevich, after a Ryanair flight he was travelling on was forced to make an emergency landing in Minsk.
The ban will prevent Belarusian airlines from flying in the airspace of the 27 EU member states and prevent them from landing at airports in the EU.
UK refutes Tatar comments over potential UK-north Cyprus flight link
A representative of the UK's Foreign Office refuted statements made on Thursday by Turkish Cypriot "Prime Minister" Ersin Tatar, who claimed that the UK would be examining the prospect of launching direct flights to the Ercan airport in the north of the island.
Henri Coanda Intl Airport gets level 3 accreditation for CO2 emissions
The Henri Coanda Bucharest International Airport (AIHCB) has achieved International Airport Council (ACI) Level 3 Optimisation of Airport Carbon Accreditation, the Bucharest National Airport Corporation (CNAB) reported on Wednesday in a press statement.
Safeguarding Competition in Air Transport - the Council Adopts its Position
The Council today adopted a general approach on the proposed rules for safeguarding competition in air transport. The proposal aims to ensure fair competition between EU and foreign air carriers operating in the EU. At the same time it seeks to maintain conditions conducive to a high level of connectivity throughout the EU.