Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2011-03-24-Speech-4-196-500"
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"en.20110324.22.4-196-500"2
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"The open-skies agreement reached between the United States and the European Union is a guarantor of progress and a mirror of economic development for both regions. Fully opening the transatlantic market would represent an important step towards improving the situation in the global aviation sector. There would be an economic benefit for both parties worth millions, and many new jobs would be created, along with business development opportunities. While striving for economic benefits, we must not forget security requirements. Standards of flight safety and security are vitally important to passengers, crew and the whole aviation sector. Security standards must be harmonised in ascending order. EU and US institutions responsible for flight security must cooperate at all levels. EU security standards must meet the requirements set by the International Civil Aviation Organisation. We must make every effort to ensure that our own lives, as well as those of our children and the loved ones, are taken seriously. We cannot allow the flying, working and rest time of flight crew members in the European Union to be subject to lower security requirements, which could endanger people’s lives."@en1
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