BEIJING, May 25 (GCTL) - Leaders of the aviation industry voiced strong concern over a European Union (EU) plan to tax international airlines for carbon emissions, and an EU official signalled a more flexible attitude from the bloc, seen as a softening stance unlike its previous unwaivering stand.
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Category :
Aviation Greater China
USA, EU, Elsewhere
Tags :
Civil Aviation Administration of China,
Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS),
carbon emissions,
European Union (EU),
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