The European Union's list of 92 companies now completely barred from operating in European airspace includes 50 carriers based in Democratic Republic of Congo and a combined 33 airlines from Equatorial Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone and Swaziland. The European Commission released its list yesterday following the unanimous recommendation of the Aviation Safety Committee last week (ATWOnline, March 16). Several Asian airlines are included, including Ariana Afghan, which may operate only one ...
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