EASA publishes new revision of Easy Access Rules for Additional Airworthiness Specifications (Regulation (EU) 2015/640) – Revision from October 2025 is out!

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency has published Revision from October 2025 of the Easy Access Rules for Additional Airworthiness Specifications (Regulation (EU) 2015/640). This Revision incorporates new requirements adopted by Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2024/2954 and EASA ED Decision 2024/010/R amending CS-26 .The following topics are addressed: Installation of helicopter crash-resistant fuel system mandate, Provision […]

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European Airports Report Over 5,000 Delays and 40+ Cancellations Across Major Hubs Yesterday 7th Oct

Brussels, 8 October 2025 — Europe’s aviation network faced another day of disruption, with more than 5,000 flight delays and over 40 cancellations reported across leading airports. Operational pressures, staffing shortages, and congestion continue to weigh heavily on the continent’s busiest hubs. Top 10 Airports by Disruption (Major Hubs) Secondary Airports by Disruption Context and […]

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U.S. Flight Delays and Cancellations Mount as Government Shutdown Enters Seventh Day

Washington, 8 October 2025 — Air traffic control staffing shortages are causing widespread flight disruptions across the United States for a second consecutive day, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) confirmed on Tuesday, as the government shutdown reached its seventh day. Scale of Disruptions The FAA noted that staffing shortages at major control centers in Chicago, […]

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Nearly 3,900 Flights Delayed Across Europe’s Busiest Airports, Data Shows

Brussels, 6 October 2025 — Europe’s major international airports recorded a combined 3,888 delayed flights over the weekend, according to newly compiled aviation data. While cancellations remained minimal, the figures underscore the persistent challenge of congestion and scheduling pressures across the continent’s busiest hubs. Leading Airports by Disruption Southern Europe and Beyond Broader Context In […]

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Over 220 Flights Canceled and 1,225 Delayed Across Europe Today

4 October 2025 — Air travelers across Europe faced widespread disruption today, with 223 flights canceled and 1,225 delayed at major airports, according to operational data. The worst-hit hub was Amsterdam Schiphol Airport, which alone accounted for 92 cancellations and 290 delays, representing 13% and 41% of its daily traffic, respectively. Top 10 Affected Airports […]

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Spirit Airlines Ends Service at MSP and BDL Amid Strategic Restructuring

4 October 2025 — Spirit Airlines has officially ceased operations at Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport (MSP) and Hartford–Bradley International Airport (BDL) as part of a broader network restructuring strategy, the company confirmed this week. Operational Shift The decision marks a significant shift in Spirit’s domestic footprint, as the ultra-low-cost carrier seeks to streamline operations and […]

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Flight Cancellations Mount at Dublin Airport as Storm Amy Disrupts Travel

Dublin, 3 October 2025 — Severe weather from Storm Amy has caused mounting disruption at Dublin Airport, where dozens of flights have been cancelled and further delays are expected as high winds sweep across Ireland. Widespread Disruption Airport authorities confirmed that at least 58 flights had been cancelled by late Friday, with airlines warning of […]

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Norway Sues NHIndustries for €2.8 Billion Over Troubled NH90 Helicopter Program

Oslo, 2 October 2025 — Norway has launched legal action against NHIndustries (NHI), seeking €2.8 billion in damages over the long-troubled NH90 helicopter program. The claim, filed after failed mediation efforts, represents one of the largest compensation demands ever made against a European defence manufacturer — and is six times the value of the original […]

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FAA Furloughs in US Government Shutdown Could Cost Travel Economy $1 Billion Weekly

Washington, D.C., 2 October 2025 — The ongoing US government shutdown is threatening to paralyse the nation’s aviation system, with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) preparing to furlough more than 11,000 employees. The cuts, which affect nearly a quarter of the agency’s workforce, are expected to cause significant disruption at major airports including Washington D.C., […]

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Iceland’s PLAY Airlines Ceases Operations, Cancels All Flights Immediately

Icelandic low-cost carrier PLAY Airlines announced on September 29, 2025, that it is ceasing operations with immediate effect, cancelling all flights and leaving thousands of passengers stranded worldwide. The board of Fly Play attributed the decision to prolonged financial underperformance, weak ticket sales in recent weeks and internal discontent over strategic changes. It also signalled […]

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