Updated: European court approves aviation emissions trading
Scheme will go ahead from January 1 after case brought by US airlines is dismissed
The EU's plans to charge airlines for carbon emitted during all flights in and out of its airports are legal, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruled today. The court upheld a preliminary decision...
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