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GUALANO, ENAV: ''IL RADAR DI TERRA NON È OBBLIGATORIO''

ROMA, Intervenuto in una trasmissione televisiva di ieri sera, l'amministratore delegato di Enav SpA, Sandro Gualano, ha dichiarato senza mezzi termini che il radar per il controllo dei movimenti degli aeromobili in area aeroportuale, detto ASMI, "non è obbligatorio". Lo stesso Gualano, ha anche candidamente affermato che per prendere la decisione di installare un nuovo radar del genere allo scalo...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 18386
Roma, Italia, 10/09/2001 09:53
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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