Traduction de «Colloque mondial sur le transport aérien » (Français → Anglais) :

4. Underlines the fact that innovation is a prerequisite for a competitive European aviation industry; recommends, therefore, that the Commission support innovation in the fields of air traffic management (automated air traffic control (ATC), free routing), remotely piloted aircraft systems (RPASs), alternative fuel solutions, aircraft and engine design (greater efficiency, less noise), airport security (touchless solutions, advanced security screening technology, one-stop security) digitalisation, and multimodal solutions (computerised ground handling services); further recommends that it support global environmental solutions, such as a global market- ...[+++]based measure to reduce CO2 emissions from international aviation, and align regional schemes, such as the aviation emissions trading system (ETS) with the goal of merging them into a global scheme, airport greening (green taxiing) and new business models (such as the International Air Transport Association (IATA)’s New Distribution Capability (NDC), self-connection or integrated ticketing);

4. Underlines the fact that innovation is a prerequisite for a competitive European aviation industry; recommends, therefore, that the Commission take into account and support innovation in the fields of air traffic management (automated air traffic control (ATC), free routing), remotely piloted aircraft systems (RPASs), alternative fuel solutions, aircraft and engine design (greater efficiency, less noise), airport security (touchless solutions, one-stop security) digitalisation, and multimodal solutions (computerised ground handling services); further recommends that it support global environmental solutions, such as a global market- ...[+++]based measure to reduce CO2 emissions from international aviation, and align regional schemes, such as the aviation emissions trading system (ETS), with the goal of merging them into a global scheme, airport greening and new business models (such as the International Air Transport Association (IATA)’s New Distribution Capability (NDC), self-connection or integrated ticketing);

Animals, including pets, travelling as cargo must also meet numerous conditions established by the airline industry itself. For example, the World Organization for Animal Health, OIE, recognizes the International Air Transport Association’s, IATA, live animals regulations as the international standard for live animal transport by air.

6. RECALLS that a measure applied to aviation and maritime transport should have the primary goal to allow for the sector to contribute through mitigation to the 2 degree objective established by the UNFCCC; REITERATES that the carbon pricing of global aviation and maritime transportation would generate the necessary price signal to efficiently achieve more emission reductions from these sectors and could generate large financial flows, as highlighted in the AGF and the G20 reports; In this context, TAKES NOTE of the Commission's work on carbon pricing of international aviation and maritime transport and the options under consideration ...[+++] in the context of ICAO and IMO for global measures to address emissions in the aviation and maritime sectors; CONCLUDES that a majority of those have the potential to generate a carbon price which could potentially also generate significant revenues; NOTES that finance available, including from auctions of aviation allowances in the EU ETS, could help to support climate action in developing countries while STRESSING that it will be up to each Member State to determine the use of public revenues in accordance with national budgetary rules and in consistency with a sound and sustainable public finances policy framework of the EU, without prejudging the ongoing negotiations at the IMO; WELCOMES an acceleration of work by ICAO to further develop options for global market-based measures to address aviation emissions; ENCOURAGES the EU and its Member States to further engage effectively in negotiations in ICAO and IMO to support carbon pricing schemes which primarily incentivise mitigation and also have the potential to generate revenue; and URGES all Parties to IMO and ICAO to further increase their efforts to make progress on market based mechanisms to address emissions from global aviation and maritime transportation.

On 24 June 2002, an international Symposium will bring together for the first time all major stakeholders to discuss the crucial issues in air travel security.

AIR TRANSPORT COUNCIL RESOLUTION - RELOCATION IN AIR TRANSPORT After discussion, the Council adopted the following Resolution on relocation in air transport: "THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN UNION, Whereas the Council has already emphasized the need for the air transport industry to reach the profitability and productivity levels necessary to be economically viable and competitive worldwide; Whereas in its Resolution 94/C 309/02 of 24 October 1994 the Council considered that the risk of development of flags of convenience and use of non-Community resources ought to be examined; Whereas the provisions of Regulation No 2407/92 relating to leasing must be applied ...[+++] in a uniform manner by all Member States; Whereas the possible use of non-Community resources provides further justification for formulating a comprehensive set of common technical standards to maintain safety in civil aviation; Whereas the Community, in developing its social policy, must take account of the specific characteristics of air transport, in particular the effects of relocation; Whereas the use of non-Community resources affords a possibility for access by third countries to the internal market which needs to be looked at in the framework of relations with those countries, NOTES that the Commission intends to carry out a study of developments in the social situation in relation to the liberalization of air transport; CALLS UPON the Commission to submit to it as soon as possible the outcome of the study on the consequences of air transport liberalization, and requests that in so doing it take into account the issue of the use of non-Community resources as referred to in Council Resolution 94/C 309/02 of 24 October 1994.