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IATA: LA MANCANZA DI INFORMAZIONI HA PERMESSO GLI ATTENTATI NEGLI USA

MONTREAL, CANADA, Secondo il direttore generale della Iata, l'associazione internazionale del trasporto aereo, Pierre Jeanniot, è stata la mancanza di scambio di informazioni a permettere ai terroristi di compiere gli attentati accaduti negli Stati Uniti due settimane fa. Jeanniot ha quindi sottolineato la necessità che fra le compagnie aeree ed i servizi di sicurezza degli aeroporti del mondo v...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 17974
Roma, Italia, 09/27/2001 15:58
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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