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Aerei. Ce ed Easa certificano prime 22 compagnie di Paesi terzi per ridurre la burocrazia (SPECIALI AVIONEWS)

Bruxelles, Belgio - E per aumentare la sicurezza aerea

Oggi 2 luglio 2015 la Commissione e l'Agenzia europea per la sicurezza aerea (Easa) hanno concesso le prime autorizzazioni uniche di sicurezza aerea a 22 operatori di Paesi terzi. Queste certificazioni saranno valide in tutta l'Ue. Entro il 2016 tutti i vettori aerei non Ue che intendono volare verso i Paesi comunitari saranno tenuti ad ottenere tale autorizzazione attestante la loro conformità...

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Roma, Italia, 07/02/2015 15:32
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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