5 Things To Know About the Call for a No-Fly Zone in Ukraine
This week, Ukraine’s president asked members of Congress to establish a no-fly zone against Russia. Here’s why that won’t happen.
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Russian Airworthiness Certificates Suspended By EU Aviation Safety Agency
The EU safety agency also suspended certifications for products, parts, appliances, and flight simulation training devices.
Zelensky Makes Plea to Congress: ‘Close The Sky Over Ukraine’
U.S. and NATO step up support of Ukraine, but stop short of establishing a no-fly zone.
Bermuda Cancels Airworthiness Certificates for Russian Aircraft on its Registry
In response, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a new law to allow the aircraft to register in Russia.
Pilots In Eastern Finland Warned Of GPS Interference Near Russian Border
The GPS disruptions prompted at least one Lithuanian carrier to cancel flights for at least three days, according to Finnish transportation officials.
Analysts Speculate Russia Might Not Return Hundreds of Leased Airliners
Flight restrictions put leasing companies outside Russia in a difficult position.
List of Aerospace Companies Cutting Ties with Russia Mounts
CAE, Honeywell, and Raytheon are the latest providers who have joined the growing movement.
How the FAA’s Sanctions on Russia Really Work
Who’s on the no-fly list? How hard is it to repossess an aircraft?
Poland Offers MiG-29 Fighters to Ukraine, U.S. Deems Deal Untenable
Fighter jets departing from a NATO base in Germany into Ukrainian airspace contested by Russia “raises serious concerns for the entire NATO alliance,” a Pentagon spokesperson said.
U.S. Deploys KC-135s, 500 Additional Troops to Europe
The new troop deployments are in support of the 7,000 U.S. troops sent in recent weeks to bolster NATO allies amid Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
