For example, the NationalAirTrafficService, which has presided over one of the worst computer-procurement failures at its much-delayed Swanwick control centre, is outside parliamentary audit.
The NationalAirTrafficService has previously said there were 200 flights through British airspace in the past five years by the CIA planes associated by campaigners with rendition.
The UK's NationalAirTrafficService (Nats) said trans-Atlantic flights would be able to operate to and from the re-opened airspace, but stressed this did not mean all such flights would resume.