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UK airlines say that they are not currently seeing a shortage of jet fuel. The government is working with industry and international partners to keep passengers moving.
There are no immediate supply issues, but government is preparing now to give families long-term certainty and avoid unnecessary disruption.
The Aviation Accessibility Task and Finish Group will push recommendations forward to provide a better passenger experience for disabled people.
Publication of CAA report on its progress to address recommendations made by an independent review into NATS technical failure of August 2023.
Aviation Accessibility Task and Finish Group will drive change to ensure that flying is an accessible, safe and enjoyable experience for all.
Have your say on proposals to establish a UK Airspace Design Service.
Announcing a consultation on the creation of a new UK Airspace Design Service (UKADS).
Vital reforms considered by the Aviation Council to achieve an innovative and efficient sector that provides more choice and better value for passengers.
First published during the 2022 to 2024 Sunak Conservative government
In the second round of the Levelling Up Fund, £2.3 million has been provisionally allocated for projects in Belfast international airport.
Updated guidance explains what passengers need to know about their rights and responsibilities when flying.
Meeting between NATS, the CAA and the aviation industry will allow NATS to present their findings and consider initial feedback from airlines.
Transport Secretary meets with aviation industry ahead of next week's NATS report into air traffic control failure.
Airlines urged to support passengers while their flights are rearranged. Government to review the NATS report in the coming days.
Stronger enforcement powers for aviation regulator will lead to improved standards for all passengers on flights operating to and from the UK.
Areas set out for the aviation industry to focus on to avoid a repeat of the travel disruption seen last summer.
Measures introduced to improve the UK’s ability to detect potential new variants of COVID-19 from China.
Rules about taking liquids and large electrical items through airport security to change.
The new charter will act as a one-stop shop so air passengers know their rights for their entire journey.
First published during the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government
Helping get new employees into the aviation industry quickly and without compromising security to meet the surge in demand for flights.
The 22 measures the government is taking to support the aviation industry and minimise passenger disruption.
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