EASA airworthiness directives.
An airworthiness directive (AD) mandates actions that restore an aircraft, engine, propeller or appliance to a safe condition when an unsafe condition has been found. This list picks up new directives from the EASA database every hour. The text published by EASA is always the binding one. The “Light aviation” tab covers aeroplanes up to 5.7 t, sailplanes, balloons and their engines and propellers, and “Helicopters” covers light and medium helicopters and their engines. The full EASA list is under “All”.
EASA airworthiness directives database- Emergency AD2026-0191-EELIXIR AIRCRAFT · ElixirSUSPENSION OF FLIGHT OPERATIONSEffective 03.10.2026PDFEASA record
- Proposed26-117DG AVIATION GmbH · DG-500, DG-800Fuel – Hoses – Inspection / ReplacementPDFEASA record
- AD2026-0183DIAMOND AIRCRAFT INDUSTRIES · DA 42Time Limits / Maintenance Checks – Airworthiness Limitations Section – AmendmentEffective 07.10.2026PDFEASA record
- Proposed26-106DAHER AIRCRAFT, SAS · TBM 700Landing Gear – Main Landing Gear Barrel – InspectionPDFEASA record
- AD · revision2026-0137R1PIPISTREL VERTICAL SOLUTIONS d.o.o. · Virus SWDoors – Door Locking Mechanism – ModificationEffective 22.09.2026PDFEASA record
- Emergency AD2026-0178-EBRP-ROTAX GmbH & Co KG · 915, 916 iScEngine – Turbocharger Valve Housing – ReplacementEffective 16.09.2026PDFEASA record
- AD · UK CAAG-2026-0004APPLIANCES · ATA 25 EQUIPMENT / FURNISHINGSTECHTEST - HR SMITH GROUP - Equipment / Furnishings – Personal Locator Beacon / Emergency Location Transmitter – InspectionEffective 15.09.2026PDFEASA record
Source: EASA · updated hourly