Airworthiness data sync delayed — EASA maintenance
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Your data is safe and nothing has been lost. EASA's Airworthiness Directive tool is still under maintenance on EASA's side. Since 4 November we read new directives from EASA's interim publication page instead, so new EASA ADs reach Aersynx again: 28 directives published during the maintenance window have been added. FAA sources are unaffected. When EASA's tool is back, our regular sync takes over again automatically.
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Your data is safe and nothing has been lost. EASA is carrying out maintenance on its Airworthiness Directive publication service, so our daily sync of new EASA directives has not been able to run since 22 October. Only EASA airworthiness directive updates are affected. FAA sources continue to sync normally, and every directive already in your records is unchanged and fully available — nothing was overwritten, removed or partially written, because our sync deliberately stops rather than write an incomplete picture. New EASA directives published during the maintenance window will be picked up automatically once EASA's service is back: our daily sync covers a rolling seven-day window and a full catalogue sync runs every Sunday.
- Investigating
Your data is safe and nothing has been lost. We are investigating reports of errors affecting part of the platform and are working to identify the cause. We will post another update as soon as we know more.