HC Deb 10 June 1974 vol 874 cc399-400W
Sir D. Dodds-Parker

asked the Secretary of State for Trade if he will take action to ensure that, when blind-flying equipment is installed in British aircraft and at overseas airports, full use can be made of it even if it is not available in all foreign aircraft.

Mr. Clinton Davis

The Civil Aviation Authority informs me that it is not aware of any difficulty arising of the kind to which the hon. Member refers. If he has a particular case in mind, perhaps he will dom in 1972 and 1973 originally mined in Namibia.

Mr. Deakins

The information is not available; the import statistics were compiled by country of consignment, and for strategic reasons details of uranium imports are not published.