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Interview with Jean-Claude Marcellet
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12 Oktober 2006 /
Aviation becomes green
Why should clean running be restricted to cars? And why shouldn't there be an ecological version of aircraft flight? The objective of the first European green aviation show to be held at Aix-les-Milles aerodrome on October 13, 14 and 15 this year is to demonstrate that this is feasible. A unique show of its type to approach the world of the aviation under another angle. Visitors will have three days to discover a science that takes account of environmental and ecological problems. Overview with Jean-Claude Marcellet, former CEO of the IEE Company, defender of pioneering "clean" aviation
Overview
Why should clean running be restricted to cars? And why shouldn't there be an ecological version of aircraft flight? The objective of the first European green aviation show to be held at Aix-les-Milles aerodrome on October 13, 14 and 15 this year is to demonstrate that this is feasible. A unique show of its type to approach the world of the aviation under another angle. Visitors will have three days to discover a science that takes account of environmental and ecological problems. Overview with Jean-Claude Marcellet, former CEO of the IEE Company, defender of pioneering "clean" aviation
Overview
Aviation becomes green
Why should clean running be restricted to cars? And why shouldn't there be an ecological version of aircraft flight? The objective of the first European green aviation show to be held at Aix-les-Milles aerodrome on October 13, 14 and 15 this year is to demonstrate that this is feasible. A unique show of its type to approach the world of the aviation under another angle. Visitors will have three days to discover a science that takes account of environmental and ecological problems. Overview with Jean-Claude Marcellet, former CEO of the IEE Company, defender of pioneering "clean" aviation
Overview