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‘No-fly’ zone around airports comes into force.

Plans reaffirm the fact that passengers can book flights with confidence.

Government wants to see improved clarity and consistency in how the sector deals with allergies.

Legislation coming into force next month to extend airport ‘no-fly’ zones and partnership announced with Jessops to raise awareness of responsible drones use.

Dame Deirdre Hutton will continue as Chair for a final 12 months.

New fund will back projects that will ensure rules and regulations keep pace with technological advances of the future from virtual lawyers to flying cars.

Lockheed Martin and Orbex are investing in space launch operations and bringing innovative new technology to Britain, Business Secretary Greg Clark announced today (Monday 16 July) during the Farnborough International Airshow.

The UK is set to build on its world leading expertise in aerospace with the development of vertical and horizontal spaceports.

Correspondence between Chief Executive of the Civil Aviation Authority and DfT Permanent Secretary on airport expansion.

Laws will restrict drones from flying above 400 feet and within 1 kilometre of airport boundaries.

The importance and need for continuing communication and support for the proposed runway at Heathrow.

Standards for how Heathrow should collaborate with airlines on the costs and design of a third runway.

The dogs have undertaken a rigorous new training programme set out by the UK government to prepare them for cargo screening.

Review will consider a range of options to protect consumers in the event that the airline they use collapses.

The Government is seeking evidence to shape the future policy on the liabilities, insurance and charging arrangements for commercial spaceflight, following Royal Assent of the Space Industry Act.

A £50 million programme to enable new satellite launch services and low gravity spaceflights from UK spaceports will boost the economy and inspire the next generation of scientists and engineers.