No new bans
The European Commission has updated its "black list" of airlines that are not allowed to operate in the European airspace due to their poor safety standards. For the first time since 2010, airlines from the Philippines were released from the list and are therefore able to fly within Europe again. The Commission did not impose any new bans.
Find more information here: Aviation: Commission updates the EU air safety list
EU-Kommission: Pressemitteilung zu Flugsicherheitsliste
http://europa.eu/rapid/press-release_IP-15-5249_de.htm
A new attempt for revised passenger rights in air travel is here. The initiative could lead to the replacement of the old Air Passenger Rights Regulation, especially in the area of delays and flight cancellations. This means that air travellers in the EU will get more rights in the future - but also fewer in certain cases.
Worldwide, the airline industry is experiencing a massive pent-up demand for passenger flights. Expensive fuel prices and, above all, an acute shortage of staff resulted in thousands of flight cancellations and chaotic conditions at airports.
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