EASA launches new initiatives to prevent mid-air collisions in General Aviation

FRIEDRICHSHAFEN, April 10, 2025 — The European airspace is one of the busiest and most complex in the world. As traffic demand continues to rise, it is important that all airspace users are able to be seen while flying and are also able to see each other. The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has […]

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Euston Station to Shut Over Easter Weekend: Major Rail Disruption and Planning Chaos Ahead for UK Travellers

London Euston, one of the UK’s busiest railway stations, will completely close from April 19 to 21, 2025, due to a major infrastructure upgrade. The closure—timed during the Easter bank holiday weekend—is expected to disrupt travel for thousands heading to and from Scotland, Manchester, Liverpool, and other northern destinations along the West Coast Main Line. […]

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Easter Travel Warning: Strikes Across France, Italy & Greece Set to Disrupt Spring Holidays

Travelers heading to Europe this Easter are being urged to prepare for widespread disruptions as France, Italy, and Greece face a new wave of transport strikes from April through June 2025. Industrial action across aviation, rail, and public transport sectors is expected to affect thousands of passengers during the busy holiday period. The strikes stem […]

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EASA further extends consultation for proposed Means of Compliance to SC E-19

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has further extended the consultation period for the proposed Level 2 Means of Compliance (MoC): to the Special Condition on Electric/Hybrid Propulsion Systems (EHPS) — SC E-19. EASA encourages all interested parties and affected stakeholders to review and comment on the proposed MoC via the dedicated Comment-Response Tool […]

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EASA issues first approval for ATM/ANS Design or Production Organisation

COLOGNE, March 27, 2025 — The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) issued the first Design or Production Organisation (DPO) approval of equipment for Air Traffic Management/Air Navigation (ATM/ANS) services, marking a major milestone in the journey towards a safer, more secure, interoperable, and efficient operation of the European ATM network in all phases of […]

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Melbourne Airport to Undergo $4 Billion Expansion to Meet Growing Demand

Melbourne Airport is set to embark on a major $4 billion expansion project as it looks to accommodate rising passenger numbers. The expansion follows a record-breaking December, which saw over 1.14 million international passengers pass through the airport. The project, expected to be completed by 2026, will include the expansion of the international check-in and […]

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Heathrow Airport Faces Scrutiny After Power Outage Disrupts Operations

A power outage that halted operations at Heathrow Airport for nearly 24 hours has prompted investigations from both the British government and the airport itself. The incident, which occurred last Friday, caused widespread disruption affecting 1,351 flights and approximately 291,000 passengers, making it one of the largest disruptions to hit the airport in recent history. […]

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Travel Disruptions in Turkey Amid Mass Protests: What Tourists Need to Know

Turkey is experiencing significant travel chaos as mass protests continue in response to the arrest of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu. The protests, which have intensified over recent days, are causing major disruptions to both domestic and international travel, especially in Istanbul. For those planning to visit Turkey, here’s a comprehensive update on the current situation […]

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Travel Chaos Looms in Europe as EasyJet Pilots and Italian Baggage Handlers Strike Tomorrow, Mon the 24th of Mar

Europe faces widespread travel disruptions tomorrow, March 24, as EasyJet pilots and Italian baggage handlers go on strike. The 24-hour industrial action will cause significant delays and cancellations, particularly at major airports in Italy, creating chaos for travelers. Key Airports Affected The strikes will primarily affect Italy’s busiest airports, including Milan Malpensa (MXP), Rome Fiumicino […]

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UK Issues Travel Warnings for 73 Countries in 2025: What You Need to Know

In 2025, the UK’s Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) has flagged 73 countries, including Thailand, Russia, Iran, Brazil, and Egypt, as high-risk travel destinations due to security threats, political instability, and ongoing conflicts. British nationals are advised to reconsider or avoid travel to these areas to ensure their safety, as failure to heed these […]

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