EU AIRPORT SECURITY
October 1st, 2001
BY KEITH NUTHALLTHE AVIATION tragedies in New York, Washington and Pennsylvania, have led to the European Union developing a wide-range of air security regulations and policies, with ministers agreeing to fast-track their passage onto the EU statute book.Meeting in Luxemburg, the Council of Ministers for transport granted political approval to a hastily drawn-up proposed regulation on aviation security. The Member States' permanent representatives committee Coreper has been told to give the proposal top priority in forging a detailed agreement, so that final ...
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