European Single Sky

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Subido el 29 de junio de 2007 por EducaMadrid

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Air transport is growing considerably. In addition to environmental concerns, this growth reveals a mismatch of infrastructures: airport infrastructures are increasingly congested but, more specifically, the current organisation of air traffic management in Europe is despite all the measures taken a key cause of the increased delays. The Community and the Member States are undertaking a genuine reform of air traffic management; this involves first of all strengthening the safety of air transport by a more coherent organisation at the level of the Community, while at the same time complementing traffic growth by releasing capacities as a result of a more efficient use and organisation of airspace. The European Community, with its legal system, its decision-making process, its political control mechanisms and its responsibilities can meet the need for harmonisation of the rules governing airspace usage.With the support of the European Council, a High Level Group has been created, bringing together civilian and military representatives of the Community Member States, together with representatives of Norway and Switzerland. The group has completed its analysis of the situation in November 2000 and recommendations have been laid out in its report.