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03/27/2012
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The Board examines the bill 3278/12 by Mr Guilherme Mussi (PSD-SP), which requires airlines and Brazilian airlines operating in the country to withdraw its passenger aircraft when there is no air circulation over 30 minutes in the plane.
According to the parliamentarian, is a common air circulation be closed to aircraft for long periods in soil or for short periods, when passengers are embarking or disembarking.
Under the proposal, amending the Code of Consumer Protection (CDC - Law 8.078/90), the company that violate the rule will be fined £ 1000 and the value will be reversed in favor of the consumer. Moreover, the consumer who is aggrieved by reason of the omission of the company may receive compensation.
According to Mussi, the air circulating in the cabin of the aircraft is often touted as the most frequently blamed for the transmission of infectious diseases. "When air circulation is closed, the filters are missing in action and infections can spread," says Mussi.
Conduct
The proposal will still be distributed to the committees of the House
Source: Agency Board News
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