Summary
The motion calls for fairer, more transparent international aviation agreements that protect European airlines and ensure fair competition. 10 15.12.2016
Other
transport
air transport
public administration
international relations
business and competition
Key points
- The motion expresses concern that current 'open sky' agreements are unbalanced and do not sufficiently protect European interests.
- Specific criticism is directed at the 2007 agreement with the United States for allowing US bans on cabotage while restricting European investment in US airlines.
- There are warnings regarding distortions of competition caused by state aid payments received by some third-country airlines.
- The motion insists that negotiations must not lead to a lowering of safety, security, or working condition standards.
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