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Aerei e sicurezza. Tyler (Iata): servono regole internazionali sulle armi antiaeree

Ginevra, Svizzera - Il direttore generale di Iata ha evidenziato le lezioni che l’industria aerea deve trarre dagli incidenti ai voli Malaysia Airlines avvenuti quest’anno

Tony Tyler, direttore generale di Iata (Associazione internazionale del trasporto aereo) ha proposto all’Icao, agenzia Onu per l’aviazione civile, di emanare regolamenti relativi alle armi antiaeree per evitare incidenti simili a quello avvenuto al volo MH17 di Malaysia Airlines, abbattuto a luglio scorso mentre sorvolava la regione ucraina del Donetsk. “Lo facciamo già per diversi tipi di armamenti inclus...

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Roma, Italia, 12/10/2014 16:33
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