Latest Policy News
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FAA Invites Parties to Submit Proposals for New Air Traffic Control System
Sean P. Duffy has confirmed then next step in the FAA's process to select a Prime Integrator for its new air traffic control system.
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US DOT Launches Updated Aviation Consumer Complaint System
The United States Department of Transportation (USDOT) has introduced a new online platform for managing air travel service complaints.
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FAA Updates Hiring Plan for Air Traffic Controllers & Aviation Safety Personnel
The FAA has released updated plans on how it intends to hire, train and develop new air traffic controllers and aviation safety personnel.
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Understanding the Difference Between ICAO and IATA Airport Codes
There are two main types of airport codes used globally: ICAO codes and IATA codes. Each serve distinct purposes within the aviation world.
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EASA Publishes Plan to Mitigate Risks Posed by GNSS Interference
The EASA has published a new plan to mitigate risks posed by global navigation satellite system interference in association with the IATA.
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Government Pledges to Redesign UK's Airspace
New laws laid out in Parliament have pledged the largest redesign of the United Kingdom's airspace since its inception in the 1950s.
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EASA Publishes New Safety Information on Lithium Battery Risks
The EASA has published a new Safety Information Bulletin to raise awareness of the risks that lithium batteries can pose to air travel.
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Government Introduces New Measures to Accelerate SAF Adoption
New measures to accelerate the support of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) have been introduced in Parliament.
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US to Enforce REAL ID Requirements for Domestic Air Travel from 7 May
The U.S. federal government is set to enforce the REAL ID Act beginning 7 May 2025, marking a change in requirements for domestic air travel…
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London City Airport Seeks Approval for Airbus A320neo Operations
London City Airport (LCY) has submitted an application to the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) to enable the operation of the Airbus A320neo.
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What Happens to Items Lost at the Airport?
Brussels Airport (BRU) reports on what happens to items lost and found throughout the airport, with 24% returned to owners in 2024.
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The History Behind Iconic Airport Codes in North America
We explore the history and meaning behind some of North America's most notable three-letter IATA airport codes.
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US: TSA Confirms 7 May Deadline for REAL ID Compliance at Airports
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has issued a final rule outlining the phased enforcement of REAL ID requirements.
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DHS Releases Framework for AI Deployment in Critical Infrastructure
The DHS has released a set of recommendations for the development and deployment of AI in critical infrastructure across the United States.
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UK Airports Granted Extensions to Install New Security Technology
The UK government has extended the deadline for airports to install CT security scanners to enhance the passenger screening process.
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UK Government Launches Airport Slot Reform Consultation
The UK government has launched a slot reform consultation that will transform the nation's airport slot allocation system.
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UK Government Updates Its Air Passenger Travel Guide
The UK government has updated its 'Air passenger travel guide' to help passengers understand their rights and responsibilities.
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American Airlines Fined $4.1 Million for Tarmac Delay Violations
The US Department of Transportation has fined American Airlines 4.1 million USD for violating tarmac delay mandates on 43 flights.
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UK: Jet Zero Council Releases Action Plan for Zero-Emission Flight
The Jet Zero Council has released a plan for developing zero-emission aircraft and installing the related infrastructure at UK airports.
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Schiphol Cancels Second Kaagbaan Runway and Plans to Ban Private Jets
Royal Schiphol Group has presented a series of decisions to deliver quieter, cleaner and better aviation practices.
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UK to Reinstate Airport Slot Regulations for Airlines
The UK government has announced that airport slot rules will be restored to pre-pandemic levels for the upcoming travel periods.
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Wastewater Testing at Toronto Pearson to Help Keep Air Travel Open
The Greater Toronto Airports Authority and LuminUltra have created a laboratory for wastewater surveillance testing at Toronto Pearson.
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UK Airports to Allow Liquids up to 2 Litres through Security
The UK government has announced new legislation for 2024 which will allow airport passengers to benefit from the latest security technology.
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IATA Launches Environmental Assessment for Airports and Ground Services
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has launched an Environmental Assessment for Airports and Ground Service Providers.