Air transport 7.

services shall mean either an air navigation service or a bundle of air navigation services.

Aircraft follow these pre defined routes to complete a flight plan.

movement of capital (Article 70)

Air navigation service providers ,

Air navigation service providers .

Aviation is a fast growing sector.

Eurocontrol (European Organisation for the Safety of Air Navigation)

Air brakes and parts thereof, of railway or tramway locomotives or rolling stock (excl. of cast iron or cast steel)

Brakes and parts thereof (excl. air brakes and of cast iron or cast steel), of railway or tramway locomotives or rolling stock, n.e.s.

LEGAL BASIS here too, the legal basis is Article 84(2) of the Treaty establishing the EEC.

Parts and accessories of articles of subheadings 901050 and 901060

Other microscopes

Inflatable

Shuttle cars for use in underground mines low construction flame proof vehicles, equipped with control mechanisms both in the front and at the rear, for use in underground mines

Sailboats, with or without auxiliary motor

exceeding 5 t but not exceeding 20 t

Flexible shafts

Lenses, prisms, mirrors and other optical elements, other than objective lenses or filters, of any material, mounted, being parts or fittings for instruments or apparatus, other than such elements of glass not optically worked

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PROVISION OF AIR NAVIGATION SERVICES

Navigational instruments and apparatus (excl. for aeronautical or space navigation, compasses and radio navigational equipment)

Mr President, I hope to hear a positive response from the European Parliament on the items now before us, but also regarding the political direction which underlies them.

This poses an obvious threat to international civil aviation.

MINISTERIE VAN JUSTITIE (MINISTRY OF JUSTICE)

Brakes and parts thereof, of cast iron or cast steel (excl. air brakes), of railway or tramway locomotives or rolling stock

Article 7.9

laying down common requirements for the provision of air navigation services

The definition of common requirements for the provision of air navigation services should take due account of the legal status of air navigation service providers in the Member States.

In anticipation of this, a system of environment taxes on aircraft within the EU would, of course, be a positive thing.

The national supervisory authorities shall be independent of air navigation service providers.

The air navigation service provider concerned shall facilitate such work.

the AGENCY FOR AERIAL NAVIGATION SAFETY IN AFRICA AND MADAGASCAR,

activities other than the provision of air navigation services by a provider

An air navigation service provider which avails itself of services of another air navigation service provider shall ensure that the agreements cover the allocation of liability between them.

Air navigation services will, therefore, be liberalised, resulting in real safety hazards.

Annex 3 on meteorological service for international air navigation (15th edition, July 2004),

Commission Regulation of 6 December 2006 laying down a common charging scheme for air navigation services.

Instruments and appliances for aeronautical or space navigation (excl. compasses and radio navigational equipment)

Air navigation service providers shall be subject to certification by the Contracting Parties.

The different types of air navigation services are not necessarily subject to the same requirements.

The air navigation service provider may make full use of existing data.

The decision shall immediately be notified to the relevant air navigation service provider.

The situation created by the referendum in Denmark aroused immediate concern and is keeping us alert with regard to subsequent developments.

Air navigation service providers should operate in compliance with the relevant ICAO standards.

resources allocated to activities outside the provision of air navigation services.