ASIA-PACIFIC ATC
October 1st, 2002
BY MATTHEW BRACEWHEN IATA's Director General and CEO, Pierre J Jeanniot, spoke at the opening of his organisation's 58th AGM and the World Air Transport Summit in Shanghai on June 3, 2002, he lamented the industry's losses of US$12 billion the previous year.He also stressed that the supply and cost of airport and air navigation infrastructure was one of three key elements for the immediate future."Airlines, governments, airports and ANSPs, (air navigation service providers), will all have to play their part," he said. "We will need common sense regulation and to ...
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