The Airport Regions Conference is an 

association of European cities, regional and local authorities hosting international airports. 

 

The main concern of ARC and its members  is to benefit from economic growth and balance environmental impacts resulting from airport activity for the benefit of our citizens.

 

ARC represents 30 European regions and cities with over 30 international airports and about 100 million citizens.

                         

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Most Loaded Traffic Day In Europe

 

News for ARC Members 

  • Minutes Climate Change Meeting 31 March
     

  • Half Yearly Meeting in Tallinn 26-27 June - Calling letter and information
     

  • Agenda Climate Change Meeting 31 March
     

  • ARC Strategy 2008-2010
     

  • CAREX: Feasibility study of a high speed rail freight service connected to the Roissy CDG plateform
     

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ARC in Europe

 News

 

21st April
EU Council agrees amendments to Directive on aviation's inclusion into the EU Emission Trading Scheme
See press article    See Council's press release

 

25th March

Urban mobility: extra funding needed
Interview of Austrian MEP Reinhard Rack: read here - Download the
Draft Report here


 

17th March

Vocational education: a common concern for airport regions
across Europe

ARC launched together with 5 partners a pilot project on vocational education targeting airport regions and airport-related needs.
More on the AIREA project 

 

 

15th March 2008

ARC replies to Commission Green Paper on Urban Mobility

The ARC Secretariat addressed on 15th March to the European Commission a position on the Green Paper on Urban Mobility. In its position, ARC underlines the fact that airports should be included in the urban mobility approach.

 

 

23rd January 2008

The EU responds to the challenge of Climate Change

The European Commission has today agreed on a far-reaching package of proposals that will deliver the European Council's commitments to fight climate change and promote renewable energy. More...
 

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