Regulation, slots & safety

University of Surrey study highlights aviation risks from extreme space weather

Last observed 2026-10-21 · Confidence 95%

Canonical event record

What happened

A University of Surrey-led study analyzed atmospheric data collected during a major solar radiation event and called for better-coordinated radiation monitoring for aviation safety.

Why it matters: The findings highlight space-weather exposure as an aviation safety-monitoring concern.

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