European airlines are pressuring Brussels institutions for the next European strategy for the aviation sector to reduce bureaucracy and simplify current environmental rules. The sector has expressed concern about rising costs associated with meeting the climate targets set by the European Union.
The warnings from airlines come at a time when the European Union is preparing new policies for the aviation sector. Companies argue that excessive regulation and growing costs could compromise the competitiveness of the European sector compared to competitors from other regions of the world.
In addition to environmental issues, airlines are also warning about problems related to the European Union's new border control system. This system, which aims to modernize the management of European borders, has generated concerns among air operators regarding its implementation and impact on operations.
