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EASA to tailor flight‑time limitations for air taxis and emergency medical services

EASA is developing flight‑time limitation (FTL) rules specifically for air‑taxi (eVTOL) and emergency medical service operations, recognising their distinct duty patterns and high‑tempo, variable‑mission profiles and aiming to adapt fatigue management and crew‑rest requirements accordingly.

2026-02-10T03:56:31.070534-08:00

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FAA InFO warns of CPDLC route uplink errors in North Atlantic; Gander ACC flags rising pilot errors

2026-02-10T00:04:06.469897-08:00

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Garmin and Brazos link FlyGarmin to FDM analytics for fixed‑wing and rotorcraft

2026-02-09T07:06:15.634411-08:00

CNBC

Cuba issues NOTAM halting Jet A-1 uplift Feb 10–Mar 11; airlines forced to tanker or add technical stops

2026-02-09T01:54:42.254349-08:00

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EASA to tailor flight‑time limitations for air taxis and emergency medical services EASA is developing flight‑time limitation (FTL) rules specifically for air‑taxi (eVTOL) and emergency medical service operations, recognising their distinct duty patterns and high‑tempo, variable‑mission profiles and aiming to adapt fatigue management and crew‑rest requirements accordingly.

2026-02-10T03:56:31.070534-08:00

EASA to tailor flight‑time limitations for air taxis and emergency medical services

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FAA InFO warns of CPDLC route uplink errors in North Atlantic; Gander ACC flags rising pilot errors The FAA issued an InFO alert about CPDLC route uplink errors affecting North Atlantic oceanic airspace; Canada's Gander ACC has reported a rise in pilot errors linked to those uplinks, prompting heightened monitoring and procedural reminders for oceanic CPDLC clearances and pilot readback verification.

2026-02-10T00:04:06.469897-08:00

FAA InFO warns of CPDLC route uplink errors in North Atlantic; Gander ACC flags rising pilot errors

Vertical Mag

TSB cautions pilots on passenger autorotation training after fatal Alberta helicopter crash The Transportation Safety Board of Canada has cautioned pilots to "carefully consider" exposing passengers to the elevated risks of autorotation practice after a private helicopter flight crashed in Alberta last year. The warning follows the TSB's investigation into the fatal accident and highlights training-related risk management.

2026-02-09T08:08:32.699339-08:00

TSB cautions pilots on passenger autorotation training after fatal Alberta helicopter crash

Business Wire

Garmin and Brazos link FlyGarmin to FDM analytics for fixed‑wing and rotorcraft Brazos Safety Systems and Garmin are integrating Garmin’s FlyGarmin ecosystem with Brazos’ flight‑data‑monitoring analytics platform to deliver seamless flight‑data integration across fixed‑wing and helicopter aircraft. The integration is intended to deliver enhanced flight safety and operational efficiency through consolidated analytics and simplified data transfer.

2026-02-09T07:06:15.634411-08:00

Garmin and Brazos link FlyGarmin to FDM analytics for fixed‑wing and rotorcraft

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NCAA grants Nigerian airlines 90‑day reprieve to provide bank‑backed APGs The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority has given local carriers a 90‑day reprieve to provide bank‑backed advance payment guarantees (APGs). The APGs are intended to ensure timely remittance of funds collected by airlines, extending the compliance window while the sector arranges bank‑backed guarantees.

2026-02-09T05:04:13.888099-08:00

NCAA grants Nigerian airlines 90‑day reprieve to provide bank‑backed APGs

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Cuba issues NOTAM halting Jet A-1 uplift Feb 10–Mar 11; airlines forced to tanker or add technical stops Cuba has issued a NOTAM halting Jet A‑1 uplift from Feb 10–Mar 11, forcing airlines to tanker fuel, add technical stops or suspend services. The move—linked to tightening U.S. pressure and sanctions cutting energy imports—has prompted carriers including Air Canada and Russian operators to rebook or evacuate passengers.

2026-02-09T01:54:42.254349-08:00

Cuba issues NOTAM halting Jet A-1 uplift Feb 10–Mar 11; airlines forced to tanker or add technical stops

Reuters

South Korea AH-1S Cobra crashes during training in Gapyeong, Feb. 9; two killed On Feb. 9 an AH-1S Cobra attack helicopter crashed during a training flight in Gapyeong County, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea, killing both crew members on board. The South Korean military confirmed the deaths and said it is investigating the cause.

2026-02-08T21:24:30.220315-08:00

South Korea AH-1S Cobra crashes during training in Gapyeong, Feb. 9; two killed

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Kyrgyzstan revokes AOCs for Il-76TD cargo operators Kyrgyzstan's Civil Aviation Authority has cancelled the air operator certificates of domestic Il-76TD cargo operators, revoking their legal authority to conduct Il-76TD freight flights within the country and effectively grounding those freighters.

2026-02-08T19:35:21.513922-08:00

Kyrgyzstan revokes AOCs for Il-76TD cargo operators

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EASA to tailor flight‑time limitations for air taxis and emergency medical services

FAA InFO warns of CPDLC route uplink errors in North Atlantic; Gander ACC flags rising pilot errors

Garmin and Brazos link FlyGarmin to FDM analytics for fixed‑wing and rotorcraft

Cuba issues NOTAM halting Jet A-1 uplift Feb 10–Mar 11; airlines forced to tanker or add technical stops

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