22nd November, 2011
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Today 21 Novimber 2011, the blacklist of airlines has just been updated by the European Commission. European Commission has just released this new Black List of airlines issued in Novmeber 2011. In this edition of the Black List of airlines we note the addition of all carriers as well as any new airlines. By updating adopted today, the company TAAG Angolan Airlines is allowed to operate in the EU two modern aircraft B-777-300, which has been shown to be safely managed by the carrier air, which controls their activities appropriately. The Commission and the Air Safety Committee were very concerned about the safety performance of air carriers and their Albanian authorities. Following the formal commitment by the Albanian authorities to employ full-time qualified staff to ensure continuous monitoring of air carriers under their control, combined with draconian enforcement measures (withdrawal of Air Operator Certificate and withdrawal of Albanian Airlines aircraft fleet Belle Air), the Aviation Safety Committee has unanimously supported the proposal from the Commission to take no action. Member States, including Italy, have agreed to further strengthen their ongoing cooperation with Albania, providing technical assistance focused on improving surveillance.
Source: Europa
19th April, 2011
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Today 19 April 2011, the blacklist of airlines has just been updated by the European Commission. European Commission has just released this new Black List of airlines issued in April 2011. In this 17th edition of the Black List of airlines we note the addition of all carriers from Mozambique as well as any new airlines established in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Airlines Blue Wing Airlines of Surinam Airways and Meridian in Ghana is still on the list. The list includes also ten airlines authorized to operate in the EU while being subjected to stringent operating restrictions and conditions: Air Astana of Kazakhstan, already mentioned; Air Koryo Democratic People’s Republic of Korea; Airlift International, Ghana; Air Service Comores, Afrijet, Gabon Airlines and SN2AG Gabon; Iran Air, TAAG Angolan Airlines. Air Madagascar when it is subject to operational restrictions and will not conduct flights in European airspace aboard the two aircraft of type Boeing 767.
Source: Europa
23rd November, 2010
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The fifteenth edition of the blacklisted airlines has been published by Europa on 23rd November 2010 and will be effective as from tomorrow 24th November 2010. The airlines that have been removed from 15th edition of the blacklisted airlines are Fenix, Tyan Shan, Skyservice, Salem Air Company, Navigator, IJT Aviation, Aeroprakt KZ, Berkut and the Association of Amateur Pilots of Kazakhstan all originating from Kazakhstan. To recall, the widget for blacklisted airlines is available on Air Valid and helps passengers to be updated on the blacklisted airlines list published by Europa
Source: Europa, blacklisted airlines dated 23rd November 2010
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