German Bundestag passes two aviation laws tightening SAF and ATC compliance

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On 15 October the German Bundestag approved two new aviation laws.

One law implements the EU ReFuel regulation nationally and expands the Luftfahrt‑Bundesamt’s authority to monitor compliance and impose sanctions such as fines and levies, while the other gives the Bundesaufsichtsamt für Flugsicherung a new sanction tool that allows warning fines for air traffic services that fail to follow, incorrectly follow, or delay official orders without requiring proof of fault.

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