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End of the transition period for drones from January 2024
The 1st January 2024 marks the end of the transitional phase for the implementation of the European Regulation (EU) 2019/947.
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Prohibition of drone flights from September 20th to 24th, 2023, during the Luxembourg Tour
On the occasion of the Tour de Luxembourg from September 20th to 24th, 2023, the Ministry of Mobility and Public Works prohibits any drone activity.
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Air Safety Bulletin 2023/01
The aim of this ASB is to raise awareness of potential safety hazards between leisure aviation and activities on aeromodelism fields in Luxembourg.
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Flight ban in part of the airspace on 19, 22 and 23 June 2023 to mark the national holiday
As part of the National Day celebrations on 23 June and in preparation for them, the Ministry of Mobility and Public Works has issued a ban on all flights by drones and aircraft
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Abnormal runway contact involving a Boeing B747-4HQF registered LX-ECV and operated by Cargolux Airlines International S.A. during the landing at Luxembourg Airport (ELLX) on 15 April 2023 at 16:30 UTC
Abnormal runway contact involving a Boeing B747-4HQF registered LX-ECV and operated by Cargolux Airlines International S.A. during the landing at
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Instruction 2023-02: Language Assessments for pilots
Date d’entrée en vigueur: 1er juin 2023
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Launch of the preparatory course for the OPEN A2 examination in Luxembourg
The DAC is pleased to announce the launch of the OPEN A2 course developed in close collaboration with EUROCONTROL.
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Instruction 2023-01 : Rules of the air in Civil Aviation
Date of entry into force: 1 March 2023
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UAS/Drones – Exemption to minimum horizontal safety distance from uninvolved people in the OPEN “limited” subcategory A2
Exemption to minimum horizontal safety distance from uninvolved people
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DAC Annual Safety Review 2021
The latest aviation safety report containing information on the safety performance of civil aviation in Luxembourg during 2021 is now available.
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Recertification ISO9001 :2015 of the DAC
Recertification ISO9001 :2015 of the DAC On October 20-21, 2022, the certification body ESCEM conducted a recertification audit of the Direction de l'
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Grand Duchy of Luxembourg is now connected to the EASA broker solution
The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg has recently become the third European country to connect to the European Aviation Safety Agency’s (EASA) Broker Solution.
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EU Counter Terrorism Agenda
As part of the EU Counter Terrorism Agenda, EU Protective Security Advisors undertook jointly with the Directorate of Civil Aviation, The Airport Police Unit and Customs management a security assessment of the landside of the airport of Luxembourg. A good example of partnership and exchange of best practices.
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National Plan for Aviation Safety
The National Plan for Aviation Safety (NPAS) is now available. This document, which is directly linked to the National Aviation Safety Program, highlights variable elements such as the risks identified and includes concrete actions resulting from the European Plan for Aviation Safety, the DAC safety analysis and feedback from Luxembourg's aviation stakeholders.
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DAC Annual Safety Review 2020
The latest aviation safety report containing information on the safety performance of civil aviation in Luxembourg during 2020 is now available.
