U.K. Govt. Proposes Hefty Cuts To Airline ATC Charges
The U.K. government wants the nation's semi-privatized air traffic control organization to cut airline fees dramatically over the next five years, but the ATC provider said the cuts are far too ambitious and will hurt its ability to handle flights more efficiently. The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA)...
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