Luxembourg Plane Owners and Pilots attending the 19th edition of the international Fly-In at Saint YAN airfield in France For many years, French aviator Béatrice de Reynal is organizing with her team an annual Fly-In at the airfield of Saint YAN (located west of Macon – 220 NM from Luxembourg). …
Aviation associations call for greater cooperation to ensure safe co-existence of manned and unmanned aircraft
A group of Europe’s leading aviation associations call on the European Commission to develop an all-inclusive, cooperative approach to ensure the safe integration of drones into European airspace.
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As Covid-19 is the more formal synonym for the Corona virus, the same is valid for drones. The official wording is UAS, which stands for unmanned aerial system.
A UAS is sometimes is a sophisticated military technology but also a hobbyist’s tool,…
Objet : Réouverture de l’espace aérien luxembourgeois pour les vols de l‘aviation générale VFR et IFR
Disclaimer: This information can change at any time. Only the publications of Direction de l’Aviation Civile Luxembourg are binding. The Coronavirus situation presents additional problems for General Aviation. Private aviation, being part of General Aviation is also affected by the paralysis of public life. The Covid-19 pandemic means that, for …
As you know we are all confronted with the fall-out about of the Covid-19 (Corona) virus.
An initiative was promptly developed at the AOPA board level in order to reach out to the Covid19 task force of the Luxembourg government.
The name of our association changed early 2020 from UPL-AOPA Luxembourg to AOPA Luxembourg.
The email address info@upl-aopa.lu is no longer in use…
Dear pilot and plane owners, Last winter was a very wet one and the winter ended with several stormy weekends in a row. Not very suitable for flying. No one would have thought that the global Corona plague would in no time affect the lives of all of us. And …
