ULC wanted to grant smaller carriers bigger opportunities

The Office for Civil Aviation (ULC) several weeks ago submitted a motion concerning the liberalization of current international aviation agreements with EU states. The results of the new arrangements to be introduced here within the next few days. "Liberalization based on four main points. The first being multidesignation, that is the possibility of servicing routes between countries with several carriers. The second relates to eliminating the carriers' capacity. We also want carriers to be free to choose the airports they want to service, and individual price setting," says Krzysztof Kapis, ULC President, adding that although the initiative is aimed at all EU states, it is not clear if everyone will make use of it. The initiative, a result of agreements on Common European Air space, has still not been ratified. ULC wants to grant opportunities for smaller carriers, who have recently entered the domestic market, like GetJet, who want to introduce international flights to and from Poland. (Puls Biznesu, pp. 1, 4) A.K