EU Bans Rollins Air of Honduras, Part of Jordan Aviation Fleet

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The European Union banned Rollins Air of Honduras and part of Jordan Aviation’s fleet from flying in the 27-nation bloc while further easing curbs on TAAG Angola Airlines under the latest changes to a list of unsafe carriers.

The EU said “significant safety issues” first raised by France justified the fleet-wide prohibition on Rollins Air and “numerous and repeated safety deficiencies” by Jordan Aviation warranted a ban on three of its Boeing Co. 767 aircraft. TAAG is allowed to add two Boeing 777-300 planes to the carrier’s aircraft permitted in the EU.