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For Immediate Release
April 19, 2010
FAA Statement on the Status of European Airspace
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) supports the decision by the European Commission to resume air traffic in parts of continental Europe. Safety is the main priority for both U.S. and European aviation authorities. This gradual, cautious return of operations is reliant on the track of the volcanic ash cloud which is being monitored closely.
The FAA is continuing to work with the European Union and is sharing technical information and guidance based on previous experience managing weather and volcanic events that have affected portions of U.S. airspace.
The FAA remains ready to assist both the air carriers and our colleagues in Europe to do whatever is necessary to help stranded passengers and to safely return air service between our continents.
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