Civil Aviation Authority (CAA)

Greek authorities have decided to extend their entry rules imposed against all travellers for another two weeks and this was announced by the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) of Greece

Oman’s Supreme Committee has decided to lift the ban on entry to and exit from the Sultanate through various land, air and sea outlets starting from 29 December

AITO has voiced its anger over news that the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) is considering scrapping the small business ATOL (SBA) scheme. The association said the…

The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has proposed ditching the Small Business ATOL (SBA) scheme as it launches consultations with the travel industry over ATOL.   The organisation is…

The solicitor appearing on behalf of passenger Ron Huzar in the Jet2 compensation case has said the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) is wrong to say that the ruling does not cover claims…

Travel agents have been advised to hold onto customer payments for Air Parade bookings after the company collapsed on Wednesday (14 May). The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has…

London-based travel company Mapmart Ltd has ceased trading with 300 forward bookings. The travel company specialised in holidays to Turkey and also traded under Alternative Travel and…

Heathrow Airport will be forced to cut its airline charges by 1.5% as the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) looks at ways to balance competition at London’s airports. Charges will fall…

The Association of ATOL Companies (AAC) has reiterated its concerns that UK travellers might not get protection from the ATOL scheme in its submission on theEU Package Travel Directive…

UK airline passengers will soon be able to use their own electronic devices during all stages of flight, the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has confirmed. UK airlines will have to ask…

In an effort to limit its carbon footprint, Etihad Airways initiated the Fuel Optimisation Week. The week-long campaign promotes its fuel efficiency programme which is designed to raise…