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New aviation pact ends legal uncertainty on 26 pending India-EU deals September 29th, 2008 - 8:03 pm ICT by ANI - Marseilles (France), Sept.29 (ANI): The Horizontal Civil Aviation Agreement signed between India and the European Union on Sunday evening, finally ends nearly six years of legal uncertainty

Abu Dhabi-based airline Etihad Airways wants an Open Skies agreement with Canada. read more

Following the increase in competition on transatlantic routes between London and the US, due to the new “open skies” policy, business-class airfares have seen a drop of as much as 25 per cent. The policy came into force on 30 March of this year, and permits all EU-based carriers to fly from any

Singapore concludes Open Skies Agreement with Malta By eTN Singapore and Malta have inked an Open Skies Agreement (OSA) that allows for full flexibility on air services operated by carriers of both countries.

British Airways announces agreement to acquire French airline L'Avion By eTN British Airways today announced an agreement to acquire French airline L'Avion and integrate the company with its new subsidiary OpenSkies, buying the French carrier for 54 million pounds (68 million

Kenya’s transport minister Chirau Ali Mwakwere and US Transportation Secretary Mary Peters yesterday formally signed the Open Skies agreement between the two countries. This agreement opens up opportunities on both sides when direct flights between the US and Kenya begin.

Filed under: Airlines, Savvy Traveler, Travel DealsThe "open skies" agreement between the U.S. and Europe goes into effect this weekend. And for those wondering whether this deregulation measure will result in lower transatlantic fares, it seems that the answer is yes...at least for now.

Open skies | Enjoy your flight, if you can Seeded on Fri Mar 28, 2008 12:56 PM EDT (The Economist) HEATHROW airport's new Terminal Five made the news for all the usual reasons on its opening day: lengthy delays, appalling overcrowding and lost baggage.world-news, airports, aviation-security,

This just in over the news wire, just in time for me to become a resident of Berlin, is news that the “open-skies agreement” will make it easier, cheaper, and simpler for me to share my time between Germany and the United States; Berlin and DC! Via NY Times AIR travel to Europe is about to undergo a significant change, one that is likely to spell more choices and cheaper fares for travelers.

Okay, so this has nothing to do with culture and–in what is a first for HC/LB–is the second post in one day, but we’re excited to pass on this news from the New York Times: “On March 30, the so-called open-skies agreement goes into effect, allowing airlines based in the United States and Europe to fly across the Atlantic between any two airports in each region.