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Due to increased risk of the Swiss airline has withdrawn the approval for commercial flights. Last summer, the machine was crashed.
After the crash of a Ju-Air machine in the summer of 2018, the Swiss Federal office for civil has banned aviation FOCA the airline commercial flights with the historical machines. Since the risks of passenger were rated flights with vintage aircraft, Ju offer-Air in Switzerland in the future, no more flights for paying passengers.
The Ju-Air can according to the FOCA, but under the technical and operational requirements for your club members to offer private passenger flights. In this case, the passengers would have to be cleared up for at least 30 days, members of the Association and on the higher risks.
In a statement, the vintage Airline left. "For the Ju-Air, the means used for flights in Switzerland, no significant Change," said spokesman Christian Gartmann. It is almost every passenger is already a member of the Association. The Airline, however, wanted to restore all three of the Junker-vintage model Ju-52.
in November, a temporary flight ban against Ju had been imposed-Air. In the investigation of the wreck of the crashed machine cracks and rust were on the main spar, the Element of the aircraft's wing, carrying been found. These damages, however, were not as the cause of the accident, at the 4. August were 17 passengers and three crew members were killed.
