NATS Seeks Government Aid

Edited by David RimmerMike Vines, in Birmingham, England April 01, 2002
A question being asked in the United Kingdom is, ``Is it a good idea to have a group of seven airlines running the country's national air traffic control system?'' The answer is, ``maybe not.'' The Airline Group, which paid the U.K. government more than $1 billion for 46 percent of National Air...

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