Around 116 airlines around the globe are prohibited, including 21 of the Democratic Republic of Congo’s carriers and all the airlines in Liberia. A portion of the carriers are small domestic brands with couple of flying machine, while others are banner carriers for specific nations. Most of the restricted carriers are situated in Africa and the Middle East. Boycotted carriers are those that fall foul of the administrative standards of the EASA, and are along these lines taboo from entering the airspace of any EU part state.
Airlines might be put on the rundown for various reasons, as indicated by the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA). There might be issues with the general administration of the carrier and general rebelliousness with worldwide guidelines and measures; explicit wellbeing worries with a few or the majority of an aircraft’s flying machine; or issues with the national controller in a specific nation prompting all aircrafts situated in that nation being avoided from EU airspace. In some cases explicit airlines are prohibited from the EU however not carriers that work those airplane.
10 airlines which are currently banned in EU:
- All carriers in Liberia
- Iraqi Airways (flag carrier of Iraq)
- Nepal Airlines Corporation (flag carrier of Nepal)
- Ariana Afghan Airlines (flag carrier of Afghanistan)
- Congo Airways (flag carrier of the Democratic Republic of the Congo)
- Eritrean Airlines (flag carrier of Eritrea)
- Kyrgyzstan Air (flag carrier of Kyrgyzstan)
- Sudan Airways (flag carrier of Sudan)
- STP Airways (flag carrier of São Tomé and Príncipe)
- Air Zimbabwe (flag carrier of Zimbabwe)
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