CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA

February 20 — International Day of Remembrance for Air Crash Victims and Their Families

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  • 20 Feb 2026 21
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On the occasion of the International Day of Remembrance for Air Crash Victims and Their Families, observed annually on February 20, the international aviation community pays tribute to those who lost their lives in air accidents and expresses solidarity with the families and communities affected by these tragedies.

Although aviation remains one of the safest modes of transportation, the consequences of accidents are profound and long‑lasting. In this context, the European Civil Aviation Conference (ECAC) emphasizes the importance of cooperation among states, sharing experience, and strengthening support mechanisms to ensure that victims and their families have access to assistance and information.

This day represents not only a moment of silence but also a continuous commitment to improving systems that provide support, compassion, and dignity to those affected.

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Air Transport Evolution: January 2026 Data

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  • 19 Feb 2026 30
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In January 2026, 447,127 passengers traveled to and from Chișinău International Airport — an increase of +35.4% compared to January 2025 (330,233 passengers).

A total of 3,361 aircraft operations were recorded, +27.9% more than in January 2025 (2,628).

Flight punctuality in January 2026:

On-time arrivals – 68.3% of 1,838 movements
On-time departures – 69.7% of 1,826 movements

Total: 3,664 aircraft movements

The upward trend continues at the beginning of the year, confirming the growing interest in travel and the strengthening of air connectivity.

Most popular destinations in January 2026:

Istanbul – 48,574 passengers (+13.4%)
Sharm El Sheikh – 40,758 passengers (+27.8%)
London – 29,285 passengers (+2.2%)
Milan – 20,052 passengers (+3.9%)
Paris – 18,183 passengers (+83.3%)
Bucharest – 16,970 passengers (+76.1%)

Paris and Bucharest lead the ranking, with the highest percentage increases compared to January 2025.

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Safe flying starts with you – follow civil aviation rules!

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  • 27 Jan 2026 119
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In the hustle of travel, small gestures make the difference. A smile, a kind word, following boarding rules or the crew’s instructions – all contribute to a safe, pleasant, and civilized flight for you and for other passengers.

 The Civil Aeronautical Authority launches the Responsible Passenger Guide – an awareness campaign reminding you that respectful behavior costs nothing, but is worth a lot.  

  •  Be polite  
  •  Be patient  
  •  Follow instructions  
  •  Respect others’ personal space 

 Stay informed and travel responsibly!  

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Summary of the Civil Aviation Authority's achievements for 2026

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  • 30 Dec 2025 63
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At the end of the year, the Civil Aeronautical Authority extends its sincere thanks to everyone who contributed to the remarkable achievements of 2025.

These advances were made possible by the commitment, professionalism, and constant effort of the AAC team, as well as of the entire aeronautical industry.  

Thank you for your trust, collaboration, and dedication!  

With gratitude,  

The AAC Team

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Workshop on General Aviation Oversight Held in Chișinău

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  • 25 Nov 2025 169
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.Between 17–21 November 2025, the Civil Aviation Authority of the Republic of Moldova hosted the workshop “Support on Oversight of General Aviation (MD)”, held within the Eastern Partnership project and supported by EASA expert Mr. Mihail Voicu. The workshop focused on the application of Regulation (EU) 965/2012 and strengthening oversight of general aviation operations. Key activities included:

- evaluation of current oversight procedures;

- training sessions and technical consultations;

- recommendations tailored to the national context.

 

The recommendations will contribute to optimizing internal processes and ensuring more effective oversight of general aviation.

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