EU announces European flights fully back to normal

International Online Report: Sim Carras 23rd, Vice Chairman and Transport commissioner of the European Commission, said that flights in Europe had completely returned to normal.　　In a statement released that day, Callas said that, starting from 22nd, the number of flights per day in Europe has reached a normal level of 28000 sorties. Callas said he would submit a "roadmap" to the ash next week for discussion by the European Commission. The document includes how the EU adjusts the rules, how to protect passenger rights, how to deal with the impact of volcanic ash on the economy, how to deal with the dangers of volcanic ash, and how to strengthen future crisis management.　　The document also includes a preliminary assessment of the economic losses caused by the volcanic ash. Callas also said that because of the lack of a unified European air traffic management system, EU countries in the process of dealing with the volcanic ash exposed a lot of problems.　　He will therefore speed up the study of the European "single airspace" programme. Callas also called on airlines to stop blaming the EU and its member governments for shutting down airspace to ensure passenger safety.