EU Blacklist

Sunday, 07 November 2010 10:58

Havana (AP) - A state airliner filled with travelers from Europe and Latin America crashed and burst into flames in an mountainous area after declaring an emergency and losing contact with air traffic controllers.

Updated EU blacklist - September 6th 2010

Monday, 06 September 2010 00:00

On September 6th 2010 the European Commission has published an updated list containing the names of airlines that are not allowed to fly into the European Union due to safety concerns.

The European Union has established a Blacklist of airlines that are not permitted to fly into European countries due to safety concerns.

This list, together with other news & information regarding air safety, can be found on this website.

The list changes from time to time as some airlines improve their safety records while others worsen. To ensure you have the most up to date information you can register to receive an email update as soon as the list is renewed, or you can follow EUblacklist on Twitter.

Before you fly, check to make sure that the airline you are flying with is not on the EU Blacklist. Click on your preferred language to see the overview of banned airlines, or enter the name of your airline in the above search box to see if its on the EU blacklist.

AIRLINES BANNED WITHIN THE EU

AeroCaribbean not on EU blacklist

Two Ghanaian airlines added to EU blacklist

Updated EU blacklist - September 6th 2010