Sentences with phrase «commission on aviation»

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The European Union should exert its right to impose carbon charges on aviation within its own airspace, the European Commission said on Wednesday, a step likely to rile emerging powers China and India and revive trade tensions.

According to a spokesman for the UK Department for Transport, body - scanner approvals will be on the agenda at a meeting of the European Commission's aviation security committee on 7 January, at which responses to the failed attack will be considered.

Today, the EU Member States together with the European Commission and the European Parliament reached a provisional deal on aviation's role in the EU carbon market.

The European Commission has proposed to continue to exempt all flights to and from Europe from paying for their pollution under the EU's carbon market rules, following an international agreement on aviation emissions.

Instead of getting tough on aviation, MEPs have only voted for modest improvements to Commission plans to make aviation part of the ETS.

Although the EU Parliament voted to strengthen European Commission plans to bring air travel into the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS)[2], they failed to back tougher amendments that could have led to the scheme having a significant impact on aviation's rising emissions.

His letter to Jose Manuel Barroso, the European Commission President, undermined the EU's claims to be united in its drive to impose ecological virtue on the aviation industry.

The Commission, through the SESAR Joint Undertaking, will finance a range of drone projects, focusing on the integration of drones into the aviation system.