Airline operators, airport owners and aviation regulators will face questions from a House of Lords Committee next week as it scrutinises European proposals for the allocation of landing slots at European Union airports. On Monday 19 March, the House of Lords EU Sub-Committee on the Internal Market will take evidence as part of its enhanced scrutiny of proposals on landing slot allocations that form part of the European Commission’s “Better Airports Package”. With air traffic expected to almost double by 2030, the Committee want to find out if the proposals are the best way to expand European airport capacity and
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