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Giovanni Carbonella (Ulivo) Su radar di Brindisi ed AMI

premesso che: l'Aeroporto di Brindisi e le sue infrastrutture, relative anche all'Assistenza al Volo, sono gestite dalla Aeronautica militare italiana (AMI); il radar ubicato sull'Aeroporto, ed utilizzato da AMI per fornire il servizio di assistenza al volo per il traffico da e per l'aeroporto e da ENAV per il traffico aereo nazionale ed internazionale in sorvolo nello spazio aereo sud/est della...

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Roma, Italia, 11/27/2002 16:08
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