Brian Simpson, presidente de la Comisión de Transportes del Parlamento Europeo, en correo electrónico enviado a los miembros de la Junta Directiva de ATC Petition, indica lo siguiente: ¨tras conocimiento de los hechos y pruebas de gran importancia relativos a la seguridad aérea denunciados por ATC Petition la Comisión Europea ha tomado la decisión de realizar una inspección (a España) en coordinación con la Agencia Europea de la Seguridad Aérea¨

Europa ha nombrado, igualmente, a un ponente para contrastar el cumplimiento de la normativa europea sobre Cielo Unico.

El Parlamento Europeo tiene potestad para imponer el cumplimiento de las normas de Cielo Unico Europeo al estar basadas en reglamentos europeos de obligado cumplimiento.

España ha tenido varios enfrentamientos en el Comité de Peticiones por incumplimientos en otras materias europeas.  En este sentido llueve sobre mojado para España ya que en años anteriores los mismos europarlamentarios que han decidido apoyar a los controladores amenazaron a nuestro país con la supresión de las ayudas europeas:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZD0wk5cK4LU&feature=related

Tras ser comparada la seguridad jurídica de España con la del Africa negra y el gobierno de Zapatero con el del dictador Mugawe durante un Pleno del Parlamento Europeo la administración española se vio obligada a implementar acciones para no perder las ayudas europeas que regularmente recibe:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dPVfuoDVeVc&feature=related

DOCUMENTOS

Correo enviado por el presidente de la Comisión TRANS a la Junta de ATC Petition con copia a la presidenta de PETI, el director ejecutivo de EASA y otras personalidades.
De: SIMPSON Brian
Para: Atc Petition
CC: patrick.goudou; MAZZONI Erminia; FOSTER Jacqueline Enviado: Miércoles 4 de abril de 2012 16:01
Asunto: RE: Waiver of liability in case of aviation accident from Spanish ATCos.

Dear Members of the Board,
 
Thank you for your email of 23 March and the documentation attached in which you draw the attention of the Members of the Transport Committee to the current problematic situation regarding the service of Air Traffic Control (ATC) in Spain .
 
Following the important safety concerned raised by ATC Petition, the European Commission informed your organisation of its decision to carry an inspection, in coordination with the European Aviation Safety Agency, on this issue.
 
The Transport Committee will follow attentively the outcome of this process.
 
Furthermore, I would like to update you about our current works that may have an impact on the situation you are describing.
 
Indeed, the Committee is preparing an Own Initiative Report on the implementation of the Single European Sky legislation (hereafter the SES) and Mrs Foster has been designated Rapporteur for this initiative.
 
Many different issues and challenges related to the implementation or non implementation of the SES, including the issue of safety, will be examined by our Committee.
 
Preliminary observations show that the SES, which aims to make the European airspace as efficient and safe as possible, is needed more than ever, as European traffic flows are continuing to increase and that the technologies currently used are outdated.
 
Consequently, the SES would be necessary to achieve the objectives for aviation described in both the White paper on Transport Policy and in the Flight Plan 2050.
 
In this context, you may be reassured that the European Parliament will do its utmost to enhance the political support from Member States so that the SES legislation can be implemented rapidly and fully.
 
Yours sincerely,
 
Brian Simpson MEP
Chairman of the European Parliament’s Transport and Tourism Committee
 
 
Cc:Mrs Foster
      Mrs Erminia Mazzoni, (Chairwoman Petition Committee)
      Mr Patrick Goudou (Director EASA)