EASA To EU: Improve Information On Uncooperative Military Aircraft
Credit: Royal Norwegian Air Force
Concerns about Russian aggression at Europe’s easternmost frontiers are usually a matter primarily for defense planners. But worries about the proximity of military aircraft to airliners flying along air routes in Europe’s busy international airspace has prompted the European Aviation Safety Agency...
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