Ukrainian aviation authorities have revoked the AOC of Ukraine Air Alliance, following the fatal crash of an Antonov An-12 (UR-CAH) in Lviv last Friday (4 October). In an updated list, the airline is no longer listed in the state administration’s register of operations.
European Union Aviation Safety Agency third-country operator approval for the carrier has also been withdrawn, according to the agency’s newly-updated register of authorised carriers.
Ukraine Air Alliance operates a fleet of 6 AN-12 aircraft at the time of publication.
Source: Ukraine Air Alliance Grounded After Fatal Crash (V1 Images.com)
This post was published on 7 October 2019 19:32
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