Common Military Air Certification Nears In Europe
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After years of frustration, Europe is beginning to see a breakthrough in its ability to certify military aircraft to fly across the continent, as regulatory bodies in France and the U.K. are recognizing one another's work in declaring the Airbus A400M airworthy. The problem of differing country...
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