Safety Policy

Many sites in the Greek capital are closed due to concerns for the safety of tourists. In Crete, temperatures will reach about 35°. Thessaloniki will also be impacted

A revised assessment of the Ryanair flight path prompted Greece to hand the investigation over to the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board

SkyUp has unveiled safety audit scores for its airlines as it expands charter and scheduled operations during the busy summer season

Romania’s air traffic authority is once again in trouble, with EUROCONTROL freezing some of its funds as part of proceedings initiated by Pfizer against Romania. All the details

The UK has updated its travel advice for Greece. All you need to know about alcohol laws, wildfires, water safety, and quad biking

Lock your room, guard your belongings, beware of unfamiliar drinks and keep an eye on the children: The FBI publishes safety guidelines for boaters

The Port of London Authority has unveiled a new campaign warning young people about the dangers of the tidal River Thames as schools prepare for the summer holidays

The FAA urges airlines to preserve cockpit voice recorder data after reportable events following lessons learned from the Alaska Airlines 737 MAX 9 accident in 2024

New passenger cars and vans sold in the European Union must include advanced braking, driver alerts, and other safety features from July 7, 2026

The Federal Aviation Administration is investing nearly $1.8 billion in airport improvements nationwide, funding runway upgrades, terminal enhancements and safety projects at hundreds of airports

Starting December 15, Qantas will prohibit using or charging power banks on flights as safety rules tighten due to rising lithium battery incidents; passengers may carry only two marked power banks