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Schwarze Liste EU-Kommission Unsichere Fluggesellschaften: Schwarze Liste der EU-Kommission Für diese Unternehmen gilt in der EU Start- und Landeverbot In der EU gelten für den Flugverkehr Sicherheitsnormen, die zu den strengsten der Welt gehören. Zwar arbeiten die Europäische Union und ihre Mitgliedstaaten gemeinsam mit den Behörden anderer Länder an der Durchsetzung solcher Sicherheitsstandards weltweit, doch gibt es immer noch einige Fluggesellschaften, deren Betrieb unter Bedingungen erfolgt, die unter dem notwendigen Sicherheitsniveau liegen. Deshalb hat die Europäische Kommission in Abstimmung mit den Flugsicherheitsbehörden der Mitgliedstaaten beschlossen, Luftfahrtunternehmen, die für unsicher befunden werden, Landung und Start auf EU-Flughäfen zu untersagen. Die Schweiz schließt sich diesen Vorgaben an. Auf einer "Schwarzen Liste" veröffentlicht die Europäische Kommission die Namen der Fluggesellschaften, die Flughäfen in der Europäischen Union nicht mehr ansteuern dürfen. Die Entscheidung wird auf Grundlage von Informationen der nationalen Flugsicherungseinrichtungen sowie der Europäischen Agentur für Flugsicherheit (EASA) getroffen. Nach dieser Liste dürfen etwa 100 Fluggesellschaften, in der Mehrheit aus Afrika und Asien, nicht mehr im Luftraum über der EU fliegen. Luftfahrtexperten aus Deutschland betonen allerdings, dass die Schwarze Liste der Europäischen Kommission nur für "relative" Sicherheit sorge. Wenn eine Fluglinie nicht auf der Liste stehe, bedeute dies nicht automatisch, dass sie sicher sei. Die Liste wurde 2006 zum ersten Mal erstellt und wird seitdem regelmäßig aktualisiert. Sie umfasst nicht nur die Namen einzelner Fluggesellschaften. Die Europäische Kommission hat zusätzlich allen Gesellschaften bestimmter Länder den Flugbetrieb in der EU untersagt. Dazu gehören zur Zeit Afghanistan, Äquatorialguinea, die Demokratische Republik Kongo, Dschibuti, Eritrea, Kirgistan, Liberia, Libyen, Nepal, Sao Tomé und Principe, Sierra Leone und Sudan. 1 Liste der als unsicher eingestuften Fluggesellschaften ( Stand: Mai 2018 ) 3-Buchstaben- Bezeichnung der Fluggesellschaft Kennzeichnung durch Staat des gemäß des die Internationale Betreibers Luftverkehrsbetreiberzeugnisses Zivilluftfahrtorganisation AVIOR AIRLINES ROI Venezuela BLUE WING AIRLINES BWI Suriname IRAN ASEMAN AIRLINES IRC Iran IRAQI AIRWAYS IAW Irak MED-VIEW AIRLINE MEV Nigeria AIR ZIMBABWE (PVT) LTD AZW Simbabwe Alle von den Behörden in Afghanistan zertifizierten Afghanistan Fluglinien, einschließlich ARIANA AFGHAN AIRLINES AFG Afghanistan KAM AIR KMF Afghanistan Alle von den Behörden in Angola zertifizierten Fluglinien, mit der Republik Angola Ausnahme von TAAG Angola Airlines , einschließlich AEROJET TEJ Republik Angola AIR GICANGO Unbekannt Republik Angola AIR JET MBC Republik Angola AIR NAVE Unbekannt Republik Angola AIR26 DCD Republik Angola ANGOLA AIR SERVICES Unbekannt Republik Angola DIEXIM Unbekannt Republik Angola FLY540 Unbekannt Republik Angola GIRA GLOBO GGL Republik Angola HELIANG Unbekannt Republik Angola HELIMALONGO Unbekannt Republik Angola MAVEWA Unbekannt Republik Angola SONAIR SOR Republik Angola 2 Alle von den Behörden in der Republik Kongo Republik Kongo zertifizierten Fluglinien, einschließlich RSR Republik Kongo AERO SERVICE CANADIAN AIRWAYS CONGO Unbekannt Republik Kongo EMERAUDE Unbekannt Republik Kongo EQUAFLIGHT SERVICES EKA Republik Kongo EQUAJET EKJ Republik Kongo EQUATORIAL CONGO AIRLINES Unbekannt Republik Kongo S.A. MISTRAL AVIATION Unbekannt Republik Kongo TRANS AIR CONGO TSG Republik Kongo Alle von den Behörden in der Demokratische Demokratischen Republik Kongo Republik Kongo zertifizierten Fluglinien, (DRK) einschließlich Demokratische AIR FAST CONGO Unbekannt Republik Kongo (DRK) Demokratische AIR KASAI Unbekannt Republik Kongo (DRK) Demokratische AIR KATANGA Unbekannt Republik Kongo (DRK) Demokratische AIR TROPIQUES Unbekannt Republik Kongo (DRK) Demokratische BLUE AIRLINES BUL Republik Kongo (DRK) Demokratische BLUE SKY Unbekannt Republik Kongo (DRK) Demokratische BUSY BEE CONGO Unbekannt Republik Kongo (DRK) Demokratische COMPAGNIE AFRICAINE Unbekannt Republik Kongo D’AVIATION (CAA) (DRK) Demokratische CONGO AIRWAYS Unbekannt Republik Kongo 3 (DRK) Demokratische DAKOTA SPRL Unbekannt Republik Kongo (DRK) Demokratische DOREN AIR CONGO Unbekannt Republik Kongo (DRK) Demokratische GOMAIR Unbekannt Republik Kongo (DRK) Demokratische KIN AVIA Unbekannt Republik Kongo (DRK) Demokratische KORONGO AIRLINES KGO Republik Kongo (DRK) Demokratische MALU AVIATION Unbekannt Republik Kongo (DRK) Demokratische MANGO AIRLINES Unbekannt Republik Kongo (DRK) Demokratische SERVE AIR Unbekannt Republik Kongo (DRK) Demokratische SERVICES AIR Unbekannt Republik Kongo (DRK) Demokratische SWALA AVIATION Unbekannt Republik Kongo (DRK) Demokratische TRANSAIR CARGO SERVICES Unbekannt Republik Kongo (DRK) Demokratische WILL AIRLIFT Unbekannt Republik Kongo (DRK) Alle von den Behörden in Dschibuti zertifizierten Fluglinien, Dschibuti einschließlich DAALLO AIRLINES DAO Dschibuti 4 Alle von den Behörden in Äquatorialguinea Äquatorialguinea zertifizierten Fluglinien, einschließlich CEIBA INTERCONTINENTAL CEL Äquatorialguinea CRONOS AIRLINES Unbekannt Äquatorialguinea Alle von den Behörden in Eritrea zertifizierten Fluglinien, Eritrea einschließlich ERITREAN AIRLINES ERT Eritrea NASAIR ERITREA NAS Eritrea Alle von den Behörden in Gabon zertifizierten Fluglinien, mit der Gabon Ausnahme von Afrijet und SN2AG , einschließlich AFRIC AVIATION EKG Gabon ALLEGIANCE AIR TOURIST LGE Gabon NATIONALE REGIONALE NRG Gabon TRANSPORT (N.R.T) SKY GABON SKG Gabon SOLENTA AVIATION GABON SVG Gabon TROPICAL AIR-GABON Unbekannt Gabon Alle von den kirgisischen Behörden zertifizierten Fluglinien, Kirgisistan einschließlich AIR BISHKEK (formerly EASTOK EAA Kirgisistan AVIA) AIR MANAS MBB Kirgisistan AVIA TRAFFIC COMPANY AVJ Kirgisistan CENTRAL ASIAN AVIATION CBK Kirgisistan SERVICES (CAAS) HELI SKY HAC Kirgisistan AIR KYRGYZSTAN LYN Kirgisistan MANAS AIRWAYS BAM Kirgisistan S GROUP INTERNATIONAL Kirgisistan IND (formerly S GROUP AVIATION) SKY BISHKEK BIS Kirgisistan SKY KG AIRLINES KGK Kirgisistan SKY WAY AIR SAB Kirgisistan TEZ JET TEZ Kirgisistan 5 VALOR AIR VAC Kirgisistan Alle von den Behörden in der Republik Liberia zertifizierten Republik Liberia Fluglinien Alle von den libyschen Behörden zertifizierten Fluglinien, Libyen einschließlich AFRIQIYAH AIRWAYS AAW Libyen AIR LIBYA TLR Libyen BURAQ AIR BRQ Libyen GHADAMES AIR TRANSPORT GHT Libyen GLOBAL AVIATION AND SERVICES GAK Libyen LIBYAN AIRLINES LAA Libyen PETRO AIR PEO Libyen Alle von den nepalesischen Behörden zertifizierten Fluglinien, Nepal einschließlich AIR DYNASTY HELI. S. Unbekannt Nepal AIR KASTHAMANDAP Unbekannt Nepal BUDDHA AIR BHA Nepal FISHTAIL AIR Unbekannt Nepal GOMA AIR Unbekannt Nepal HIMALAYA AIRLINES Unbekannt Nepal MAKALU AIR Unbekannt Nepal MANANG AIR PVT LTD Unbekannt Nepal MOUNTAIN HELICOPTERS Unbekannt Nepal MUKTINATH AIRLINES Unbekannt Nepal NEPAL AIRLINES CORPORATION RNA Nepal SAURYA AIRLINES Unbekannt Nepal SHREE AIRLINES SHA Nepal SIMRIK AIR Unbekannt Nepal SIMRIK AIRLINES RMK Nepal SITA AIR Unbekannt Nepal TARA AIR Unbekannt Nepal YETI AIRLINES DOMESTIC NYT Nepal 6 Alle von den Behörden in São São Tomé und Tomé und Príncipe zertifizierten Príncipe Fluglinien, einschließlich São Tomé und AFRICA'S CONNECTION ACH Príncipe São Tomé und STP AIRWAYS STP Príncipe Alle von den Behörden in Sierra Leone zertifizierten Fluglinien, Sierra Leone einschließlich AIR RUM, LTD RUM Sierra Leone DESTINY AIR SERVICES, LTD DTY Sierra Leone HEAVYLIFT CARGO Unbekannt Sierra Leone ORANGE AIR SIERRA LEONE LTD ORJ Sierra Leone PARAMOUNT AIRLINES, LTD PRR Sierra Leone SEVEN FOUR EIGHT AIR SERVICES SVT Sierra Leone LTD TEEBAH AIRWAYS Unbekannt Sierra Leone Alle von den sudanesischen Behörden zertifizierten Fluglinien, Republik Sudan einschließlich ALFA AIRLINES SD AAJ Republik Sudan BADR AIRLINES BDR Republik Sudan BLUE BIRD AVIATION BLB Republik Sudan ELDINDER AVIATION DND Republik Sudan GREEN FLAG AVIATION Unbekannt Republik Sudan HELEJETIC AIR HJT Republik Sudan KATA AIR TRANSPORT KTV Republik Sudan KUSH AVIATION CO. KUH Republik Sudan NOVA AIRWAYS NOV Republik Sudan SUDAN AIRWAYS CO. SUD Republik Sudan SUN AIR SNR Republik Sudan TARCO AIR TRQ Republik Sudan 7 Liste der Luftfahrtunternehmen, deren Betrieb in der EU Beschränkungen unterliegen. Nur bestimmte Luftfahrtzeuge dieser Unternehmen dürfen Flughäfen in der EU anfliegen oder von ihnen abfliegen. 3-Buchstaben- Bezeichnung der Fluggesellschaft Kennzeichnung durch die Staat des gemäß des Internationale Betreibers Luftverkehrsbetreiberzeugnisses Zivilluftfahrtorganisation TAAG ANGOLA AIRLINES DTA Angola AIR SERVICE COMORES KMD Komoren AFRIJET BUSINESS SERVICE ABS Gabon NOUVELLE AIR AFFAIRES GABON NVS Gabon (SN2AG) IRAN AIR IRA Iran AIR KORYO KOR Nordkorea Rechtliche Hinweise der Europäischen Kommission Die Zivilluftfahrtbehörden der Mitgliedstaaten der Europäischen Union können nur Luftfahrzeuge von Luftfahrtunternehmen kontrollieren, die Flughäfen in der Union anfliegen oder von ihnen abfliegen. In Anbetracht des Zufallscharakters solcher Inspektionen können unmöglich alle Luftfahrzeuge untersucht werden, die auf Flughäfen in der Union landen. Ist ein Luftfahrtunternehmen nicht in der gemeinschaftlichen Liste aufgeführt, bedeutet dies also nicht zwangsläufig, dass es die einschlägigen Sicherheitsnormen erfüllt. Ist ein Luftfahrtunternehmen, das derzeit in der gemeinschaftlichen Liste enthalten ist, überzeugt, im Einklang mit den in den einschlägigen internationalen Sicherheitsnormen
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