Traduction de «transporteur de charges entières » (Français → Anglais) :

6. Considers that there is a need for a better definition of the EBs’ role, that EBs should be independent of air carriers and airports and without conflicts of interest, that EBs should be able to act on their own initiative, and that national sanctions applicable to air carriers who are in breach of EU rules should be made more effective; stresses the importance of sound statistics as a basis for regular thorough assessments of the impact of passengers’ rights in Europe, and therefore considers that EBs should be obliged to publish details, on an annual basis, of the complaints they receive, including those concerning unfair terms, an ...[+++]d of sanctions they issue to air carriers, and that airlines and/or airports should be required to collect data on the number and length of delays, both to passengers and to their luggage; takes the view that the Commission should analyse and publish these statistics;

6. Considers that there is a need for a better definition of the EBs' role, that EBs should be independent of air carriers and airports and without conflicts of interest, that EBs should be able to act on their own initiative, and that national sanctions applicable to air carriers who are in breach of EU rules should be made more effective; stresses the importance of sound statistics as a basis for regular thorough assessments of the impact of passengers' rights in Europe, and therefore considers that EBs should be obliged to publish details, on an annual basis, of the complaints they receive, including those concerning unfair terms, an ...[+++]d of sanctions they issue to air carriers, and that airlines and/or airports should be required to collect data on the number and length of delays, both to passengers and to their luggage; takes the view that the Commission should analyse and publish these statistics;

6. Considers that there is a need for a better definition of the EBs' role, that EBs should be independent of air carriers and airports and without conflicts of interest, that EBs should be able to act on their own initiative, and that national sanctions applicable to air carriers who are in breach of EU rules should be made more effective; stresses the importance of sound statistics as a basis for regular thorough assessments of the impact of passengers' rights in Europe, and therefore considers that EBs should be obliged to publish details, on an annual basis, of the complaints they receive, including those concerning unfair terms, an ...[+++]d of sanctions they issue to air carriers, and that airlines and/or airports should be required to collect data on the number and length of delays, both to passengers and to their luggage; takes the view that the Commission should analyse and publish these statistics;

That being the case, the entire burden will fall on the Member State concerned, which will end up being the victim of the ecological and social damage that may be caused by accommodating a vessel in a place of refuge, as well as having to cover that damage.

The load cannot be left to rest on one pillar alone.

Where there is a change from one type of transport to another, the carrier loading the product must indicate on the back of the document: