INDUSTRY SAYS IMPROVED TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT KEY TO AIRCRAFT EMISSIONS CUTS
April 1st, 2008
BY DANIEL PRUZIN, in Geneva
IMPROVING air traffic management, particularly in Europe, is the key to ensuring further near-term reductions in harmful greenhouse gas emissions around airports, top executives from the industry argued during a recent two-day conference on aviation environmentalism in Geneva.
Underlining the case, the world's biggest manufacturers of passenger jets announced on April 22 at 3rd Aviation & Environment Summit they would work together to pressure governments into modernising their air traffic management systems. Airbus and Boeing ...
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