China threatens to seize EU aircraft as ETS row escalates

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By Alex Lennane

14/06/2012

The row over the EU’s ETS scheme seems to be escalating, with the Chinese threatening to impound aircraft, according to this JOC article. Although it is a universally hated scheme, one wonders however whether those airlines that are applying it could use it as marketing tool to attract green credential-hungry customers (see Nike post, above).

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