SLOTS
May 1st, 2002
BY ALAN OSBORN
A CONTROVERSIAL revision of the EU's directive on airport landing and take-off slots which would reduce historic rights and open the market to new entrants has received broad approval from the European Parliament's transport committee. The Association of European Airlines has expressed "grave concern" about aspects of the legislation.
A CONTROVERSIAL revision of the EU's directive on airport landing and take-off slots which would reduce historic rights and open the market to new entrants has received broad approval from the European Parliament's transport committee. The Association of European Airlines has expressed "grave concern" about aspects of the legislation.
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