HAMBURG, Oct 5 (Reuters) - Airline executives have committed
to providing more aircraft in Germany as part of a raft of
measures to avoid backlogs and delays, a spokesman for Germany's
transport ministry said on Twitter on Friday.
At a summit in Hamburg, the country's Transport Minister
Andreas Scheuer asked airline executives to commit to measures
to make air travel more efficient in the wake of travel delays
which emerged following the failure of Air Berlin last year.
(Reporting by Jan Schwartz
Writing by Edward Taylor)
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