Traduction de «Espace aérien européen de l' Otan » (Français → Anglais) :

25. Stresses that the creation of FABs needs to be understood not as a standalone requirement but as a means towards fulfilling the objectives of defragmenting Europe’s airspace and improving performance, and that without them the SES cannot be completed; asks the Commission to propose a strategy to accelerate the implementation of the FABs which includes the full implementation of centralised models (e.g. Network Manager, SESAR Joint Undertaking, Deployment Manager); calls on the Commission to make greater use of its cautioning methods, and, should these not succeed, take out infringement proceedings against those ...[+++] Member States which have not yet signed the agreements for establishing their FABs;

The agreement aims to open the respective markets and to integrate the Republic of Moldova into a wider European common aviation area.

Canada is obliged to operate that.when they leave European airspace, leave the European aerodrome.

In other words, progress in the direction of a common aviation area will not be uniform; in fact, we do not want that anyway, and so I see the proposed technical, legal and other support from the EU in the direction of these partner countries to be an essential tool in order actually to achieve the European common aviation area.

What we need to do, ladies and gentlemen, is create a common airspace above a certain height, and manage it jointly – as one speaker said a moment ago – forgetting about borders in that high area of the airspace. We should stop talking about British, Spanish, French or Swedish airspace, and simply talk about European airspace in this high area, and leave the area below 29 500 feet, or 31 000 feet – we will have to specify which area – to national management because there are other types of problems there and its military use is more o ...[+++]bvious.

The European Commission has therefore proposed a series of measures which will allow the European network to cope with increasing pressure: - creation of a centralized air flow management system to coordinate the existing independent units - technical harmonisation to improve communication, technical compatibility and training - efforts by member states to allow some of the airspace reserved for military purposes to be made available for civilian use - Community coordination of airport infrastructure planning with possibility of Community financial suppor ...[+++]t and a better dialogue between airports and their users - research into the development of a fully integrated and automated system for air traffic management throughout European air space Improving the traffic flow A centralised air traffic management system for European airspace is essential, in the view of the Commission, since the present network of national air traffic control centres is ill-suited to managing the growing volume of traffic.