Civil Aviation Authority
Coverage of Civil Aviation Authority in the Nexus archive.
- Heathrow passengers face higher fares as airport can recover early expansion plan costs
Heathrow passengers will face higher fares as the airport is allowed to recover £320m spent on its third runway expansion plan. The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) approved this cost recovery, which will be passed on to travellers through increased airline charges.
- Trump's move to restore direct Lebanon flights raises diaspora hopes
Trump announced allowing U.S. carriers to resume direct flights to Lebanon after Lebanese President Joseph Aoun's White House visit, ending a 40-year suspension linked to a 1985 hijacking. Aviation officials note the route reopening is still months away, requiring feasibility studies and bilateral negotiations.
- PM calls for intensifying search, rescue operations after cargo plane disappears from radar over Arabian Sea
A K2 Airways cargo plane en route from Sharjah to Karachi disappeared from radar over the Arabian Sea after reporting navigation issues. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif directed intensified search and rescue operations by the Civil Aviation Authority, Pakistan Navy, and Pakistan Air Force for the five crew members on board.
- Kuwait reopens airspace, resumes flights
Kuwait reopens its airspace and resumes flights at Kuwait International Airport after a suspension caused by Iranian attacks. The Civil Aviation Authority announced the return to normal operations with flights continuing as scheduled.
- Iraq reopens airspace after Iran ends operation against Israel
Iraq has reopened its airspace after Iran announced it was halting attacks on Israel. The Civil Aviation Authority stated it would monitor the regional situation following a 72-hour closure due to Iranian missile strikes.
- Heathrow could be forced to allow other firms to build third runway to cut costs
Heathrow may be forced to allow other companies to design and build its third runway and new terminal. The UK aviation regulator proposes changes to the regulatory model to keep construction costs down. This is part of a long-awaited review by the Civil Aviation Authority.
- Everything you need to do NOW to save your summer holiday: Our ULTIMATE insider guide on how to get a refund and what to do if your flights are cancelled
The article provides guidance on how to get a refund and what to do if flights are cancelled, aiming to help save summer holidays. It serves as an ultimate insider guide for individuals facing travel disruptions. The guide is intended to assist with navigating refund processes and handling flight cancellations.