Angry British PM Cameron says won #39;t pay #39;unjustified #39; EU bill
Prime Minister David Cameron said on Friday Britain would not make an additional 2.1 billion euro payment into this year #39;s European Union budget, calling the bloc #39;s demand for extra funds "complete...
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UKIP Nigel Farage - The UK will leave the European Union Oct 2014
UKIP leader Nigel Farage says hello to the new EU commission.
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The European Union Wants More Money from Britain
Brussels wants 1,7 billion pounds from Britain, payable within the next five weeks. This is in effect a penalty imposed by the EU on Britain for it #39;s economic success. When one considers...
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TEMPE, Ariz. October 15, 2014 StandardAeros European Service Center (ESC), located in Tilburg, Netherlands, has been granted an important and new status. Termed as Known Consignor by the European Union, this authorization allows the company on behalf of customers to expedite air freight for engine maintenance, repair and overhaul shipments around the world giving customers the opportunity to use Tilburg as an entry point.
Known Consignor is a new regulation that was passed in April, 2013 and has become active in the European Union. Being a Known Consignor means that all airfreight will be subject to additional safety inspections and all items of cargo and all mail consignments are subjected to security checks before they are loaded onto the aircraft. As a result, airlines only accept items of cargo and mail consignments for carriage if the airline itself or another Known Consignor has carried out the necessary security check.
In order to be approved as a Known Consignor, organizations/companies need to ensure that they meet the standards required for the shipping of Secure for Passenger Aircraft (SPX) cargo and then make an application to the National Border Police for the locations for which Known Consignor status is being sought.
StandardAeros ESC was granted Known Consigner authorization in September, after a successful audit by the National Border Police and is entered in the European Database. This means that every shipment leaving the ESC/Tilburg facility is identified as secured airfreight and will have no delays or additional inspections during the logistic process until the end destination -- preventing lead-time interruptions and extra shipping costs.
Our Known Consignor status is unique for the MRO industry and it gives our company the ability to feely move shipments via airfreight from Europe to any location in the world, said Gerard Janssen, StandardAero ESC Site Leader. It virtually brings the airport closer to our facilities and will help both our commercial and military customers to receive very quick turnaround times, reduce delays and customs restrictions and provide best-in-class services.
StandardAeros ESC represents the companys very important and strategic footprint in the European marketplace and serves customers as a central point One Stop Shop at a central and convenient location in the region.
StandardAero is one of the worlds largest independent providers of services including engine and airframe maintenance, repair and overhaul, engine component repair, engineering services, interior completions and paint applications.StandardAero serves a diverse array of customers in business and general aviation, airline, military, helicopter, components, energy and VIP completions markets. A Dubai Aerospace Enterprise (DAE) company, StandardAero provides a global service network of 13 primary facilities in the U.S., Canada, Europe, Singapore and Australia, along with an additional 50 sales and field service locations. The company celebrated its 100th year of industry leadership in 2011.
Dubai Aerospace Enterprise (DAE) Ltd is a globally recognized aerospace company specializing in maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) services, aircraft completions and aircraft leasing. The Company is headquartered in Dubai and operates in four continents and employs over 4,000 people. More information can be found on the companys web site at http://www.dubaiaerospace.com.
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In other developments as the row grew:
:: Treasury ministers are to be hauled before MPs this week to explain why Mr Cameron was not informed of the impending1.7 billion charge from the European Union;
:: Mr Osborne is preparing to launch talks with other European finance ministers, ahead of a meeting on November 7 at which the dispute is expected to be discussed. The Chancellor will raise Britains concerns with the German Finance Minister, Wolfgang Schaeuble, and others, when they meet in Berlin this week at a global forum on tax transparency;
:: Senior Treasury officials are meeting this weekend, and will be speaking to their counterparts in the Netherlands, Italy, and Greece to build an alliance of countries to fight the extra demands for money.
:: Labours Treasury spokesman, Chris Leslie, wrote to Mr Osborne demanding that the Chancellor set out what he knew, when about the demand for more money. Mr Leslie told Mr Osborne he had serious questions to answerabout how long the government had known about the potential for Britain to be hit with such a massive surcharge;
:: A senior Member of the European Parliament warned that Mr Cameron would have to pay the 1.7 billion, saying the confusion was an entirely British affair and that the rest of Europe expects the UK to pay up;
:: It emerged that Britain would face EU fines worth more than 1.3 million a day for every day the country refuses to pay the extra bill.
The call for the extra cash, which followed a review of member states' economic performance since 1995, was described by Mr Cameron as "completely unacceptable".
The detailed demand for 1.7 billion was first sent to EU member state governments on October 17, several days before the information reached the Chancellor.
The Chancellor has said he learnt about the bill "earlier this week", but it appeared to catch the Prime Minister off guard.
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