The British Labour government's plan to privatize air traffic services survived attempts to kill it in the House of Commons
The British Labour government's plan to privatize air traffic services survived attempts to kill it in the House of Commons last week. But Prime Minister Tony Blair's government was embarrassed by the defection of substantial numbers of its own party members, including a former transport minister...
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