Sentences with phrase «air transport it»

the Gander International Airport Authority («GIAA») and the Air Transport Association of Canada («ATAC») would not collect airport improvement fees on additional seats provided to persons with disabilities.

The decision and corrective order also affects the Gander International Airport Authority and the Air Transport Association of Canada.

Before joining ClientEarth Juliette was a commercial lawyer at the international law firm HFW where her experience encompassed state aids, regulatory and litigation matters with a focus on air transport.

Eileen Denza explores the international dimensions of Luxembourg's jurisprudence and analyses landmark cases of the last years with respect to treaty obligations in conflict with Union legislation (Intertanko and Air Transport Association of America) and the reception of customary international law (Kadi).

Singled out for IT contracts, key contact Sheilah Mackie advised Flight Data Services (FDS) on its collaboration and data sharing agreement with the International Air Transport Association to deliver a solution that uses FDS» POLARIS platform.

It is revolutionizing the auto industry, the health industry and the legal industry (including our own ROSS), and leading the charge in just about every other industry that touches your life in some way, from banking and manufacturing to air transport and gaming.

The principal issues concerned whether Article 101 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union applied in the international air transport sector before those dates and / or whether Regulation 1/2003 changed the position as to the powers of a national court retrospectively in relation to those periods.

The licensing of commercial carriers is done by the CTC's Air Transport Committee.

Preliminary meetings were held with the Air Transport Association of Canada, the Advisory Committee on the Transportation of the Handicapped, the Canadian Transport Commission and the Canadian Human Rights Commission.

Thus, Member States remain free to impose restrictions on air transport services between the EU Member States and third countries insofar as the EU legislature has not exercised its competences to liberalize those services.

According to the CJEU, it shall only decide on the internal / domestic effects of EU international agreements, if the contracting parties have not done so (Air Transport Assoc. of America, para. 49).

That title does not lay down a general prohibition on restrictions to provide and receive air transport services within the EU.

The Court also considered that «while the objective of that regulation is to complete the internal aviation market, the EU legislature considered that the achievement of that objective could also be thwarted by restrictions applied to air routes with third countries» (para 50) and that various references in the Regulation itself and in other secondary rules concerned the application of EU rules to air transport services from and to third countries (paras 50 - 52).

While air transport services remain special in the eyes of the Court, and thus are not subjected to the full regime of article 56 TFEU, Member States must refrain from discriminating air transport service providers (and receivers too probably) whose situation falls within the scope of application of the Treaties.

According to the World Economic Forum, the UK is ranked 11th in Ground and Port infrastructure and 8th in Air Transport infrastructure, behind Hong Kong and Singapore, showing there is room for improvement and the importance of keeping infrastructure up to date.

The Court found this to be the case, because Regulation 1008/2008 on common rules for the operation of air services regulated air transport services provided between a third country and a Member State by an undertaking holding an operating license granted by another Member State on the basis of that Regulation (paras 39 and 53).

Though the world's flight hubs are now thrumming with activity as frantic efforts take place to undo the damage caused by the delays seen over the past week, the disruption may not be merely temporary as the lessons of history foretell the potential for greater disruption to air transport: the last eruption of this volcano continued sporadically from 1821 to 1823.

Clause 2 implicitly says «out of all of the possible routes, pick the shortest», the main problem being that this is air transport (saving hundreds of miles compared to surface roads).

Unlike the other Agreements, however, the Air Transport Agreement also provides for the competence of the EU institutions in supervising the application of the Agreement and the relevant EU law in some areas.

Abigail Dubiniecki, legal counsel for the Canadian Air Transport Security Authority, noted that even if an organization doesn't have operations in the EU, if it is directing services to EU residents, it can still be captured by the requirements.

One of them is the Swiss - EU Air Transport Agreement of 21 June 1999 (OJ 2002 L 114, p. 73).

Switzerland therefore contested the German measures, first before the European Commission and then before the CJEU, relying on the Air Transport Agreement and on the «Access Regulation» of the EU (Council Regulation (EEC) No 2408/92 of 23 July 1992 on access for Community air carriers to intra-Community air routes (OJ 1992 L 240, p. 8), now replaced by Regulation (EC) No 1008/2008).

Although elsewhere in the Bloomberg article, the Air Transport Association, puts the fall in air travellers at 10 %, saying it would be the first drop in seven years.

Where the airship can compete is with short distant air transport, or with ground transportation in those places where the ground transport system is poor to non-existent.

Air transport of food is the worst environmental option but road transport, especially unnecessary journeys, is also bad.

Levies on international air travel have been suggested for many years, but, since the issue is governed by the International Civil Air Association (ICAO), which has been stalling any major action on reducing emissions from air transport, such a plan is unlikely to be implemented anytime soon.

Globally, the International Air Transport Association says it will cost $ 3 billion to implement.

What's going on now is that, as Reuters reports, global airlines, represented by the International Air Transport Association, have called for the International Civil Aviation Organization, a low - profile UN body to step in an mediate the dispute.

Dubbed the Aerolabe, the vessel is designed by painter and sculptor Gaspard Schlumberger, who seeks to devise a green alternative to air transport.

Darrell suggest that «current commercial airplane operations spend $ 100 Billion each year on fuel», so is excited by his idea of providing air transport with minimal fuel needs.

In just three months, according to the International Air Transport Association, 100 % of tickets issued for air travel will be electronic.

We note just a few after the fold.One of the most novel moves will be to label those goods which arrived on its shelves via air transport.

Today, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) acknowledged the need for market - based measures to reduce the aviation sector's contribution to climate change.

We do need to address all of them — food production, ground transport, air transport, electricity generation...

When these costs are added to health costs to individuals, the benefits of the EPA's upcoming Clean Air Transport Rule, which would put tighter limits on ozone pollution, «exceed compliance costs by about 100 times.»

The report, produced by the Manchester Metropolitan University's Centre for Air Transport and Environment, titled «Mitigating future aviation CO2 emissions — timing is everything» finds that a new market - based carbon trading system for the airline industry can not be delayed any longer.

A day after China barred its airlines from complying with what many consider a tax, the head of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) warned that several nations view the EU scheme as an «attack on sovereignty».

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greenhouse gas emissions; carbon footprint computation; scheduled passenger air transport; informed choice; decision making; behavior; policy

Air transport greenhouse gas emissions.

«Non-European governments see this extra terrestrial tax as an attack on their sovereignty,» International Air Transport Association (IATA) director general Tony Tyler said in a speech to the European Aviation Club.

By 2013, this had increased to 705MtCO2, according to analysis by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) of figures from the International Energy Agency (IEA).

The air transport sector is transitioning toward biofuels to reduce carbon emissions and fight climate change.

Presumably, the changes in the magnitudes of UHI in the western and eastern suburbs are caused by the cooler rural air transport (first from NW then from E-NE) according to the changed wind direction.

Hot air masses from South Asia and Africa now sit over Siberia and the Russian Arctic (Pokrovsky) and in the first part of July low pressure has become more dominant in the central Arctic Ocean, which could set up northward drift along with warm air transport in the East Siberian and Laptev Seas (Maslanik).

Trucks, shipping, and air transport are the chief users of biofuels, since other nonhydrocarbon options are likely to be very expensive to apply to these transport modes.

This is reflected in other, related parts of civilization: following the attacks on the World Trade Centers in 2001, the global air transport industry underwent a mini-collapse; the BSE outbreak in the UK in the early 1990s caused not only a temporary halt in the sale of UK beef, but also a significant drop in global beef sales.

ICAO's Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (CORSIA) is designed to complement the basket of mitigation measures the air transport community is already pursuing to reduce CO2 emissions from international aviation.

Last week, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) called on the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) Assembly to agree on a global carbon offsetting scheme to take effect in 2020.