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Government & Regulation Government & Regulation
Frontier Airlines receives coveted IOSA registration
Frontier Airlines has successfully completed the International Air Transport Association's (IATA) Operational Safety Audit (IOSA) and achieved IOSA registration. Frontier is a wholly owned subsidiary of Republic Airways Holdings, Inc. RJET +3.95%. ATA grants Jazeera Airways IOSA certification for having world class operational standards
Award-winning Jazeera Airways announced that it passed the IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA), the airline industry's benchmark operational safety audit, placing the airline on par with the best airlines in the world. Government of Canada designates Air Canada and Sunwing to serve Mexico
Today, the Honourable Chuck Strahl, Minister of Transport, Infrastructure and Communities, announced the designations of Air Canada and Sunwing Airlines Inc. to operate additional scheduled international air services between Canada and Mexico. Ryanair welcomes EU confirmation
Ryanair, Europe’s largest airline, welcomed today’s (27 April) confirmation by EU Transport Commissioner Siim Kallas that National Governments would have to compensate airlines for the losses suffered following the unnecessary and inappropriate closure of European airspace by those EU Governments over the past week. Flybe gives cautious welcome to EU statement
Flybe gives cautious welcome to EU statement and calls upon UK Government to act immediately to compensate airlines following the green light from Europe. Ryanair will comply with unfair EU261 regulations
Ryanair, Europe’s favourite airline today (Thur 22nd April) confirmed that it was operating a full schedule of flights between Ireland and Continental Europe and the UK and Continental Europe, together with a programme of extra flights from the UK and Ireland to Spain, Italy and the Canary Islands to re-accommodate passengers disrupted by the closure of EU airspace for much of the past seven days. OFT issues statement of objections against Cathay Pacific Airways and Virgin Atlantic
The Office of Fair Trading has today issued a statement of objections alleging that Cathay Pacific Airways and Virgin Atlantic have infringed competition law in relation to passenger services on the London to Hong Kong route. AirTran Airways supports legislation to limit oil speculation
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA : AirTran Airways, a subsidiary of AirTran Holdings, Inc. AAI, today made public its support of legislation introduced by U.S. Sen. easyJet welcomes Conservative pledge to reform “daft” air tax
Commenting on the Conservatives’ manifesto pledge to reform Air Passenger Duty (APD), Andy Harrison, easyJet Chief Executive, said: “We welcome the Conservatives’ promise to reform the UK’s daft air tax. FAA proposes $380,000 civil penalty against Frontier Airlines
The Federal Aviation Administration has proposed to assess a $380,000 civil penalty against Frontier Airlines of Denver for operating several aircraft on approximately 900 flights when they were not in compliance with Federal Aviation Regulations. CEB official statement on European Union blacklisting of Philippines
Cebu Pacific (CEB) is naturally disappointed with the European Union’s (EU) decision to blacklist all Philippine airlines from flying to the EU. Hannigan asks Ryanair to drop passport requirement for UK travel
Senator Dominic Hannigan Statement by Senator Dominic Hannigan Sky Express receive IOSA certificate
RUSSIA : Sky Express, Russia’s first Low Cost Carrier, received IOSA Registration Certificate following the successful completion of the IATA Operations Safety Audit (IOSA). Ryanair Welcomes EC Finding of no State Aid in the Bratislava Investigation
IRELAND : Ryanair, Europe’s favourite airline, today welcomed the European Commission’s confirmation that Ryanair’s agreement with Bratislava airport does not involve any State aid. This decision marks another successful conclusion of a State aid investigation involving Ryanair, in addition to the Charleroi judgment in December 2008. CEB upgrades ISO 9001 certification
PHILIPPINES : Cebu Pacific (CEB) gained an International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 9001:2008 Certificate recently. Virgin America remains a U.S. citizen, DOT finds
The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) today announced that after conducting a thorough review it has found that Virgin America remains a U.S. citizen and remains under the actual control of U.S. citizens. Under U.S. law, only airlines that meet the standards for U.S. citizenship may hold authority to operate as a U.S. airline AirTran Airways statement regarding flight 39
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA : AirTran Airways today issued the following statement regarding its flight 39 scheduled from Atlanta, Ga., to San Francisco, Calif.: Ryanair's reaction to BAA appeal on Monopoly break-up
IRELAND : Ryanair today (21 Dec 2009) said it was deeply disappointed by the decision of the Competition Appeals Tribunal to allow part of the appeal by the BAA monopoly that there might have been the appearance of possible bias in relation to an advisor to the Greater Manchester Pension Fund which is a shareholder in the Manchester Airport Group which formed part of the consortium which bought Gatwick Airport. easyJet demands answers over Belfast runway extension
UNITED KINGDOM : easyJet, Northern Irelands’ largest airline, operating from both Belfast International and Belfast City has today sent an open letter to Northern Irelands’ Environment & Planning Minister, Edwin Poots MLA, demanding answers on the proposed runway extension at City Airport. Liligo.co.uk: Budget airlines have lower carbon footprint
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