Germany
Luftfahrt Bundesamt (LBA) is the German Federal Office for Civil Aviation, based in Braunschweig. It oversees various aspects of aviation including air passenger rights, technical services, drones, and air traffic management. The LBA also manages personnel in the aviation sector and ensures air safety. Additionally, it handles ground service operations and provides press releases and current news updates. Alexander Schott became the new president of the LBA on August 3, 2026, succeeding Jörg-Werner Mendel. The LBA publishes information related to drone fees, fuel dumping regulations, and event reporting in aviation.
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