In a letter to Brussels Minister for Environment Céline Fremault, Kris Peeters points out that she has failed to report technical requirements to the European Commission. Without this requirements any airline can go to court to challenge the Brussels region noise regulations. In that case the court would rule in favour of the airline(s), Kris Peeters added. The Brussels Region has not yet responded.
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This post was published on 10 February 2017 12:12
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