The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has informed that a new set of rules is going to be introduced to allow planes to fly at a level higher than the ash densities. For this type of fly the airlines need an agreement with the engine and aircraft manufacturer. The entire manufacturer, regulators and the airlines have welcomed this decision of CAA.

CAA has planned to come up with these new rules after a heavy criticism over the current no-fly zone system by airline chiefs. Thousands of passengers have been suffering from this flight cancellation all across the UK. All these restrictions are now lifted as the ash cloud moved away from the UK airspace but in some cases the disruption continues. The checking for flight cancellation and delay in flight timings are still on.

Air traffic Control Company Nats is very happy with this serious move from CAA and anticipating that the flights those who will agree with this proposal can fly as to their scheduled timings. But they need to preplan their route before taking off.