UK PLOTS ATM REGULATION SHAKE UP AS BREXIT LOOMS
February 1st, 2019
THE UK government has released consultatory green paper on broadening its powers over air space allocation as it looks ahead to a post-Brexit future after March 29. Aware that air space congestion, especially in the densely populated south-east of England, will worsen, the government wants to ensure airports work together to maximise the efficiency of their air space utilisation. And it may ask the UK parliament for powers to force such collaboration. In its paper, the government said that neither it nor the UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) have ...
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