Air traffic control in Europe urgently needs modernizing to reduce congestion, boost safety, reduce flight times, delays and fares, create jobs and cut carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, according to a resolution adopted by transport and tourism committee Members of the European Parliament (MEP).
Air traffic control in Europe urgently needs modernizing to reduce congestion, boost safety, reduce flight times, delays and fares, create jobs and cut carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, according to a resolution adopted by transport and tourism committee Members of the European Parliament (MEP) (ATW Daily News, May 28). The non-binding resolution urges the European Commission to put pressure on member states to meet their obligations regarding Single European Sky (SES) implementation, and ...
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