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Emissioni: Unione europea potrebbe bandire 4000 tra operatori aerei civili e militari entro il 2012

Bruxelles, Belgio - Se non diminuiranno la propria produzione di CO2

Quasi 4000 tra operatori aerei civili e militari rischiano di essere bandite dall'Unione europea se non ridurranno sensibilmente le proprie emissioni nocive. Nella lista, pubblicata sulla gazzetta ufficiale della Ue, sono presenti grandi vettori come Alitalia, Lufthansa, Klm, Emirates, Us Airways, Qantas, Aeroflot e United Airlines, oltre alle forze aeree della marina americana e alle aeronautiche...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1108581
Roma, Italia, 08/26/2009 18:02
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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