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Aircraft and transport. Germany and Switzerland seek compromise for Zurich Airport

Berlin, Germany - Bern wants 110,000 flights in German airspace. Berlin minister for Transport: "A foolishness"

The age-old controversy between Germany and Switzerland relative to Zurich Airport seems to be destined to have no end: the ratification of the agreement reached by thew two countries on the topic, developed in September 2012, still remains very difficult, especially considering the words of Berlin's minister for Transport Peter Ramsauer, who labeled the request of 110,000 flights per year through...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1147571
Rome, Italy, 11/21/2012 21:10
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