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Irish aviation regulator suspends permits for Russian-operated planes
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland's aviation regulator has notified the owners of all Russian-operated airplanes registered in the country that it has revoked their certificates of airworthiness, a spokesperson for the Irish Aviation Authority said on Monday.
DUBLIN (Reuters) – Ireland’s aviation regulator has notified the owners of all Russian-operated airplanes registered in the country that it has revoked their certificates of airworthiness, a spokesperson for the Irish Aviation Authority said on Monday.
No plane is permitted to fly without such a certificate, which is issued by the civil aviation authority in the country where the plane is registered.
Bermuda’s aviation regulator on Saturday suspended the certification of all Russian-operated airplanes registered there due to international sanctions over the war in Ukraine, in a move expected to affect more than 700 planes.
(Reporting by Padraic Halpin; editing by Jason Neely)
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