Agreement reached on EU aviation safety directive

The European Parliament and the EU Council of Transport Ministers have reached agreement on a directive relating to the safety of non-European aircraft using EU airports.

Wed, 28 Jan, 2004 - 11:09

The European Parliament and the EU Council of Transport Ministers have reached agreement on a directive relating to the safety of non-European aircraft using EU airports.

The agreement was announced today by Irish Transport Minister Seamus Brennan, who is currently president of the council.

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