Manufacturing Industry
No Y2K-based flying bans enforced by Britain
Airline Industry Information, Dec 23, 1999
AIRLINE INDUSTRY INFORMATION-(C)1997-2000 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD
After previously announcing that it would ban any airline not considered to be Y2K-ready from flying into or out of the country, Britain has confirmed that it has not banned any carriers.
The UK Transport Minister said that the decision had been reached after Gulf Air confirmed its Y2K-compliance and Southern Aviation of Zambia indicated it would not be operating services over the critical period.
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