Cameroon regulator uplifts Camair-Co Euro service embargo
The Cameroonian civil aviation authority (CCAA) has given local carrier Camair the green light to resume flights to Europe, reports ch-aviation.
In late June, the regulator revoked Camair-Co's European traffic rights citing the airline's "state of unpreparedness ahead of a major audit" with the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) regarding its Third Country Operator (TCO) authorization.
At the time, the CCAA claimed any fallout would have negative consequences for both parties. It then revoked Camair-Co's permission to serve Europe.
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