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Aerei e sicurezza. "Agm" Iata: più collaborazione con i governi per affrontare la minaccia del terrorismo

Dublino, Irlanda - Il recente attacco contro l'aeroporto di Bruxelles ha sottolineato l'importanza della sicurezza nelle aree comuni aeroportuali landside

Il 72esimo "Annual General Meeting" ("Agm") Iata (International Air Transport Association) ha adottato all'unanimità una risoluzione che denuncia il terrorismo e chiede di intensificare la cooperazione tra i governi ed il settore del trasporto aereo per continuare a volare in modo sicuro. La soluzione chiede ai vettori aerei di collaborare con gli aeroporti ed altri soggetti-chiave per contrastare...

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Roma, Italia, 06/07/2016 17:45
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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