Tighter airline security could boost delays, fares

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Airlines and airports are increasing security worldwide in a response to a foiled terrorist plot to bomb jetliners heading to the United States from London, England. Extra screening of baggage is causing delays and higher costs.

United Kingdom, Airports, flying fields, & services, Airports, Airport Operations, International aspects, London, England

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EU is set to boost security funding: plan calls for spending up to euro 2 billion annually to develop technology

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The European Union is expected to adopt resolutions to increase spending on research for improving internal security by up to euro 2 bil per year. Primary beneficiaries would be national security and defense services entities.

Strategy & planning, Financial management, Planning, Finance, Security, International, International security, Company business planning, Company financing, Domestic policy

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Airlines fight pollution fee in EU plan

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Airlines in the European Union may face fees for polluting with carbon dioxide emissions. These environmental regulations could add as much as $100 to the price of a long haul flight ticket from Europe.

Europe, Legal issues & crime, Government regulation (cont), Government regulation, Air Transportation, Scheduled, And Air Courier Services, Industrial Gas Manufacturing, Legal/Government Regulation, Industrial gases, Carbon Dioxide, Laws, regulations and rules, Airlines, Environmental policy, United Nations

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