Eurocontrol launches a real-time simulation on airspace … – Air Traffic Control Network (press release)Eurocontrol launches a real-time simulation on airspace …Air Traffic Control Network (press release), Netherlands – Apr 28, 2008It was prepared and developed by a combination of Eurocontrol services (Airport, Network Planning & Navigation, the Eurocontrol Experimental Centre, …

Airline Emissions: Even Worse Than You ThinkWired News – May 7, 2008The four groups that authored the study are the US Department of Transportation, Eurocontrol, the Manchester Metropolitan University, and QinetiQ, …Planes fly more, emit less greenhouse gas USA Todayall 3 news articlesAirline Emissions: Even Worse Than You Think – Wired News

Environmental Transport Association"Suppressed" report warns aviation emissions growing faster than …Business Green, UK – May 7, 2008The report was compiled by representatives from US Department of Transport, European air traffic control agency Eurocontrol, Manchester Metropolitan …"Suppressed" report warns of aviation emission increase Environmental Transport Associationall 2 news articles“Suppressed” report warns aviation emissions growing faster than … – Business Green

CPC Pushes Ahead With 50% Transport Growth (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)CPC Ltd, the UK’s largest independent Project Management and Business Consultancy is expanding it’s Transport and Infrastructure capabilities to meet the growing demand for its services from transport sector clients across the UK and overseas.

Is it ready for prime time yet? Apparently not. Microsoft has pulled the XP SP3 update after announcing its availability earlier this week due to a last-minute glitch in Microsoft’s Dynamic Retail Management System application. Yeah — you would have noticed that.Airline Emissions: Even Worse Than You Think (Wired News)

Updated: “Suppressed” report warns aviation emissions growing faster than thought (vnunet.com)James Murray, BusinessGreen , Wednesday 7 May 2008 at 13:22:00 Unpublished industry study warns that by 2025 aviation emissions are likely to be 20 per cent higher than widely expected The environmental impact of aviation is increasing faster than predicted by many industry and government estimates, according to an unpublished study undertaken last year by an influential group of …