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No lights for landing planes in Mexico City Improving air transport, what to do about it: Europarliamentarians Isabelle Durant and Dominique Baudis — Belgian Green on the one hand, and French centre-right on the other — go head-to-head on a key matter coming up for close attention this autumn. Taking a flight these days can be a test for any traveller, but throw in an erupting volcano and all bets are off for predictability. But even when the air is ash-free, other problems can jam airports and wreck plans.
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