Brussels, 09/03/2010 (Agence Europe) - Nine months after it was made operational, the joint enterprise SESAR, set up to develop the technological dimension of the single European sky programme and modernise of air traffic control in Europe, began its work in most of the 300 projects planned for completing this process. By the end of the year, SESAR may be mobilising 3000 to 4000 people from 17 countries in the EU. According to Patrick Ky, the Executive Director of the company, who met EUROPE...