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NCAA Grants RPAS Operations Certificate to Caverton Helicopters

The NCAA has awarded Caverton Helicopters an RPAS Operations Certificate following a rigorous certification process at its Abuja headquarters.
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  • GADSS-Compliant ARTEX ELT 5000 Achieves Certification on Boeing 787 Aircraft

    ARTEX ELT 5000 secures Boeing 787 certification, delivering GADSS-compliant distress tracking and enhanced safety for global aviation operators.

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    15 September 2025

    The ARTEX ELT 5000 distress tracking (DT) Emergency Locator Transmitter ACR Electronics reports seamless Entry into Service performance for Distress Tracking ELT with the latest major transport platform approval milestone
  • Expand your comfort zone – discover the new PC-24’s aft divan that converts into a full-length bed.
  • UNEP and ICAO Launch $82.5 Million Project to Eliminate Harmful Firefighting Foams in African Airports

    UNEP and ICAO launch $82.5m project to phase out toxic PFAS firefighting foams in African airports, setting a global benchmark for safe, sustainable aviation.

  • When Normal Isn’t Normal: The Risks of Non-Routine Flight Operations

    IFALPA warns of safety risks in non-routine flight operations. What does this mean for pilots, operators, and Africa’s growing aviation sector?

    When Normal Isn’t Normal: The Risks of Non-Routine Flight Operations
  • ICAO, Universal Postal Union Strengthen Airmail Security Against Rising Threats

    ICAO and the Universal Postal Union have strengthened their partnership to enhance global airmail security, introducing advanced screening technologies, improved training, and data sharing to safeguard international mail operations.

    ICAO Universal Postal Union strengthen airmail security against rising threats
  • Signia Aerospace Acquires Precise Flight, Expanding Capabilities in Aviation Safety and Performance

    Signia Aerospace has acquired Precise Flight, a leading developer of aviation safety systems, expanding its capabilities in innovative aerospace technology and enhancing service to global aviation customers.

  • Expand your comfort zone – discover the new PC-24’s aft divan that converts into a full-length bed.
  • UNEP and ICAO Launch $82.5 Million Project to Eliminate Harmful Firefighting Foams in African Airports

    UNEP and ICAO launch $82.5m project to phase out toxic PFAS firefighting foams in African airports, setting a global benchmark for safe, sustainable aviation.

  • When Normal Isn’t Normal: The Risks of Non-Routine Flight Operations

    IFALPA warns of safety risks in non-routine flight operations. What does this mean for pilots, operators, and Africa’s growing aviation sector?

    When Normal Isn’t Normal: The Risks of Non-Routine Flight Operations
  • Expand your comfort zone – discover the new PC-24’s aft divan that converts into a full-length bed.
  • Kenya and Somalia Move Towards MoU on Aviation Accident Investigations

    Kenya and Somalia plan MoU to enhance cooperation on aviation accident investigations, aiming to boost safety across the Horn of Africa region.

    Aircraft Accident Investigation Department - Kenya
  • Mauritania and Turkey Sign Civil Aviation Cooperation Agreement

    Mauritania and Turkey sign an MoU to enhance civil aviation through training, technical assistance, and strategic collaboration.

  • Turning Practice into Action: How Spot Landings and Rally Flying Prepared Tarryn Myburgh for an In-Flight Emergency

    Pilot Tarryn Myburgh shares how rally flying and spot landings equipped her to handle an engine failure mid-flight. Safety is built through practice.

    Turning Practice into Action: How Spot Landings and Rally Flying Prepared Tarryn Myburgh for an In-Flight Emergency
  • Creating a Safety Toolkit: Lessons from the Cockpit at the Rand Airport Safety Symposium

    Pilot Keegan Glanfield shares five core tools for safer flying at the Rand Airport Safety Symposium, urging pilots to build their own safety toolkit.

    Pilot Keegan Glanfield shares five core tools for safer flying. Photo credit © African pilot // Craig Dean
  • Expand your comfort zone – discover the new PC-24’s aft divan that converts into a full-length bed.
  • Kenya and Somalia Move Towards MoU on Aviation Accident Investigations

    Kenya and Somalia plan MoU to enhance cooperation on aviation accident investigations, aiming to boost safety across the Horn of Africa region.

    Aircraft Accident Investigation Department - Kenya
  • Mauritania and Turkey Sign Civil Aviation Cooperation Agreement

    Mauritania and Turkey sign an MoU to enhance civil aviation through training, technical assistance, and strategic collaboration.

  • Expand your comfort zone – discover the new PC-24’s aft divan that converts into a full-length bed.
  • SACAA To Hold Aviation Safety Events Amid Recent Crashes

    The South African Civil Aviation Authority (SACAA) is hosting Aviation Safety Week and the GAARS Seminar to address recent aviation incidents and promote enhanced safety measures.

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    21 February 2025

  • Unpacking the Recent Amendments to the SA-CATS and How ADS-B Plays a Role in Meeting the Requirements

    In early January 2025, the Director of Civil Aviation, Poppy Khoza, announced significant amendments to the South African Civil Aviation Technical Standards (SA-CATS) under the Civil Aviation Act, 2009 (Act No. 13 of 2009). These amendments, which come into effect on the date of approval by the Director, focus primarily on technical standards related to…

  • Kenya Civil Aviation Authority Seeks Advanced Air Traffic Control Training Simulator

    The Kenya Civil Aviation Authority (KCAA) has issued a tender for a 3D Panoramic Tower, Approach, and Area Air Traffic Control Training Simulator. This initiative aims to modernise ATC training, enhance air traffic management, and align Kenya’s aviation sector with international standards.

  • The Namibia Airports Company Makes Positive Returns

    The Namibia Airports Company (NAC) reported a N$40 million profit in the 2023/2024 financial year, reflecting strong post-COVID-19 recovery. With new airline routes, infrastructure upgrades, and improved aviation safety standards, Namibia’s air transport sector is expanding rapidly.

    The Namibia Airports Company
  • Mozambique Makes Progress in Improving Safety Standards

    Mozambique’s Civil Aviation Authority reports significant progress in improving aviation safety standards, aligning air services agreements with international aviation regulations, and launching a USD 380 million master plan to enhance aviation infrastructure and connectivity.

    Mozambique Makes Progress in Improving Safety Standards
  • Malawi Modernising Civil Aviation

    Malawi is modernising its civil aviation sector, with the Malawi Civil Aviation Authority assuming regulatory powers and establishing bilateral air services agreements with Mozambique, Saudi Arabia, Rwanda, and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

    Malawi Modernising Civil Aviation
  • Lomé Airport: SALT Strengthens Safety Culture

    SALT has launched the second edition of Safety Week at Lomé Airport to promote safety culture. This initiative gathers industry professionals to discuss best practices, raise awareness of safety standards, and enhance collaboration between stakeholders in aviation.

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    18 December 2024

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