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Question: "Attestation of professional competence for cabin crews in civil aviation"

Rome, Italy - Presented to the European Parliament by Joaquim Miranda (European United Left)

Official Journal of the European Union C 92 E of April 17, 2003, page 187. (2003/C 92 E/246) Written question E-2580/02 by Joaquim Miranda (GUE/NGL) to the European Commission (September 16, 2002). Subject: Attestation of professional competence for cabin crews in civil aviation. "In 1997 the Commission submitted a proposal for a Directive on safety requirements and attestation of professional...

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Rome, Italy, 05/15/2003 13:54
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