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ACI Europe: airports welcome swift Commission response to volcanic ash shock

Brussels, Belgium - EUR 250 million losses during a week

Responding to European Commission Vice-President Kallas’ statement today on the impact of the volcanic ash crisis, European airport trade body ACI EUROPE called on Member States to take stock of the Commission’s assessment and proposed emergency measures. ACI EUROPE has estimated that European airports lost over EUR 250 million during the air space shutdown period from 15 to 21 April. See for...

fra/pec - 1116752
Rome, Italy, 04/27/2010 13:31
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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