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Royaume-Uni: les compagnies aériennes devront utiliser 70% de leurs créneaux
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Royaume-Uni: les compagnies aériennes devront utiliser 70% de leurs créneaux

Les compagnies aériennes devront utiliser à partir de l'été 70% de leurs créneaux de décollage et d'atterrissage au Royaume-Uni pour ne pas les perdre, contre 50% aujourd'hui, a annoncé lundi le gouvernement dans un communiqué.

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Mais les compagnies "bénéficieront aussi d'une flexibilité accrue lorsqu'elles justifient de ne pas pouvoir les utiliser", a précisé le gouvernement, disant vouloir ainsi éviter les "vols fantômes", assurés par des compagnies uniquement pour conserver leurs droits.

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