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Inghilterra: "Eccessivi" controlli di sicurezza negli aeroporti?

Londra, Inghilterra - Lo afferma il presidente di British Airways, secondo cui "La Gran Bretagna dovrebbe smettere di assecondare supinamente gli Stati Uniti" nelle sue crescenti richieste in materia

Nel corso dell'annuale meeting dell’associazione degli operatori aeroportuali britannici Martin Broughton, presidente di British Airways, ha affermato che i controlli di sicurezza sul territorio inglese sono "Eccessivi", comportando alcune misure "Ridondanti" che costringono i passeggeri "A code estenuanti e ingiustificate". Secondo il "Chairman", la Gran Bretagna dovrebbe smettere di recepire "...

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Roma, Italia, 10/28/2010 14:07
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