Airlines and services should be required to share information about security on flights.
That urgent call experts do Friday in the lower house, where among other things about the report by the Dutch Safety Board on disaster flight MH17 is spoken.
Bart de Vries, head of Flight Operations for KLM, announced that the airline needs good information on the safety of air routes. Each society would, he should have a system to receive this information and to respond to them.
He stressed that authorities already share this information, but are not mandatory. ,, If it is hard to go other countries do less difficult and we can share. "On a compulsory system can be invoked.
De Vries refuses to say how KLM knew of security over that part of Ukraine. ,, We will examine the OVV not do. "
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President Steven Verhagen of the Dutch Airline Pilots Association (VNV) said that the help of intelligence is needed to get good information about safety. The responsibility lay only with the airlines will not make aviation safer, he says.
Friday brings together experts in various fields to speak. It will include about deciding on the flight paths above conflict, radar and satellite data in the MH17 case and the future prosecution and trial of the perpetrators.
Edwin van der Aa / AD.nl/ © AFP
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