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Why Your Logbook Deserves Better Than a Paper Notebook | Aviation2Day Record. Track. Advance. Aviation2Day · Aviation Crew Logbook Why Your Logbook Deserves Better Than a Paper Notebook Every hour you fly or every task you sign off is proof of your career. It shouldn't live in something that can be lost in a bag, soaked in a spill, or gone the day a laptop dies with the only spreadsheet backup. Aviation2Day Services · Dar es Salaam, Tanzania Ask any pilot or AME how they log their hours and you'll usually hear one of two answers: a paper logbook they've carried for years, or a personal spreadsheet they built themselves and hope never corrupts. Both have worked, in the sense that aviation has run on them for decades. But "has worked" and "should still be how it works" are different questions, and for anyone building a career on documented hours, the gap between the two is worth closing. The Problem With Kee...

Tanzania Soars: Aviation Sector Posts 12.6% Passenger Surge | aviation2day News Tanzania Soars: Aviation Sector Posts 12.6% Passenger Surge as East Africa's Hub Ambitions Take Shape From Dar es Salaam to Dodoma, Tanzania's air transport network is expanding fast — buoyed by record passenger volumes, rising cargo throughput, and a new training centre rising from the ground. aviation2day 14 May 2026 3 min read Africa · Infrastructure · Safety 6.81M Air passengers Jul 2025 – Mar 2026 ▲ 12.63% year-on-year 34,750t Cargo handled same period ▲ from 33,112.5t prior year 189 Aircraft inspected & certified National & ICAO compliance 11.3% CATC construction progress, Dar es Salaam Civil Aviation Training Centre Tanzania's aviation sector...

Global air travel has been thrown into chaos following a sharp escalation in the Middle East, as military strikes involving the United States and Israel targeting Iran,  forced airlines to cancel hundreds of flights and avoid one of the world’s busiest air corridors. Airspace Closures Across the Region Several countries across the Middle East- including Iran, Israel, Qatar, Iraq, Kuwait, and Bahrain - have shut down their airspace in response to the unfolding conflict. These closures have effectively blocked a critical aviation corridor that connects Europe, Asia, and Africa, forcing airlines to suspend operations or reroute flights. Major hubs such as Dubai, Doha, and Abu Dhabi-key global transit points - have been heavily affected, with some airports halting operations entirely or restricting incoming and outgoing flights. The View of Iran Airspace at the flight radar24. Airlines Suspend and Cancel Flights Leading international and regional carriers, including Emirates, Eth...

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has issued a critical Conflict Zone Information Bulletin (CZIB No.: 2026-01) regarding the airspace of Venezuela . This bulletin comes in immediate response to recent military escalations in the region and carries significant implications for international flight planning . Overview of the Risk On January 3, 2026, the United States conducted military strikes targeting land-based assets within Venezuela 3 . Following these events, EASA has assessed the risk to civil aviation as high at all altitudes and flight levels within the Maiquetia FIR (SVZM) . The primary concerns cited by the agency include: Weaponry & Air Defense: The presence of a wide range of weapons and the potential activation of Surface-to-Air Missile (SAM) systems . Unpredictable Responses: High potential for miscalculation or misidentification of civil aircraft by state air defense units . Elevated Alert Levels: Venezuela is expected to maintain nationwide high a...