Aviation industry cranks up pressure on Obama over EU carbon law
President urged to file UN action to combat perceived threat to US sovereignty and jobs
US aviation groups have called on President Obama to start a UN dispute procedure in a bid to stop the EU charging airlines for emissions during flights in and out of its airports. A letter signed by...
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