The General Civil Aviation Authority of the UAE has confirmed that all local operators of Airbus A319, A320, and A321 aircraft have fully complied with the recent Emergency Airworthiness Directive issued by the State of Design authority.
The move ensures continued safe operations for over 100 affected UAE-registered aircraft.
The directive came through an Airbus Alert Operators Transmission, prompting the GCAA to conduct a thorough review and exercise regulatory oversight across all impacted operators in the country.
Authorities verified compliance through submitted reports and records from each airline, confirming that all required measures were implemented promptly and correctly.
The GCAA’s confirmation signals that UAE carriers can continue flight operations safely, maintaining regulatory standards and passenger confidence.
Officials emphasized that the swift response reflects the aviation sector’s commitment to safety and adherence to international regulatory requirements.
This coordinated action underscores the UAE’s proactive approach in responding to global airworthiness directives and safeguarding the nation’s aviation operations.
News Source: Emirates News Agency
