The General Civil Aviation Authority confirmed that all national airlines operating Airbus A320 aircraft have begun implementing the required inspection and maintenance procedures. This announcement was made by the Authority as part of its follow-up on the emergency airworthiness notification issued by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) concerning the global fleet of Airbus A320 aircraft. The Authority confirmed that it is directly monitoring these procedures with the European Agency and the concerned operating companies to ensure full compliance with all safety and airworthiness requirements, which guarantees the continued safe operation of the fleet and no impact on air traffic in the country. The Authority also confirmed the commitment of all operating companies to follow up and apply any technical updates issued by the manufacturers or competent authorities, while the regulatory oversight system in the United Arab Emirates continues to ensure the immediate and effective implementation of all safety directives in accordance with the highest internationally recognized standards in the civil aviation sector.
