Terms and no-warranty notice

Unofficial mirror of data that EASA publishes. Not affiliated with or endorsed by EASA. Not a source for airworthiness compliance. Always confirm against the official EASA publication.

What this service is

AD Feed Europe is a free, unofficial mirror of the list of airworthiness directives (ADs) and related publications that the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) publishes on its website: the Safety Publications interim page, the AD archive page and the CSV lists it publishes every two weeks. It turns that list into JSON and Atom feeds. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by EASA.

Not for compliance use

Do not use this service as a source for airworthiness compliance, to plan maintenance, or to decide whether an AD applies to an aircraft, engine, propeller or part. Confirm every AD, its applicability, its status and its revision against the official EASA document, which is the only authoritative source. This service gives no applicability verdicts and does no serial number or part number matching.

No warranty

The service is provided "as is", free of charge, without any warranty. The data may be incomplete, wrong or late. Parsing fails sometimes, and if EASA changes the layout of its pages, updates here stop until the parser is fixed. A status shown here, such as "active" or "superseded", reflects only the signals in EASA's published list and PDF headers, and it may be wrong. To the extent the law permits, the operator accepts no liability for any loss or damage from using this service.

Freshness

Each response shows the time of the last successful sync of each source. When the last successful sync of the interim page is older than 6 hours, every response says so with stale: true and a warning, and this site shows a banner.

Official documents

Every record links to the official EASA document and to the EASA page that lists it. This service does not store, cache publicly or serve EASA's PDF files. From each PDF header it keeps only the AD number, the dates, the supersedure references and the applicability line. Data source: EASA. EASA's copyright notice applies to EASA's content.

Availability

The service is free and may change or stop at any time, without notice. There is no support commitment.

EASA's own free services

EASA offers free email alerts for new safety publications and runs its own Safety Publications Tool (offline when this service was built in November 2026). See the EASA FAQ on the Safety Publications Tool and the email alert section of the interim page.