European Union signed a so-called "horizontal" aviation agreement allowing European airlines to fly between any EU member country and Ukraine. European Commission VP-Transport Jacques Barrot said the agreement "paves the way for a closer integration of Ukraine into European aviation structures." The EC stressed the accord is "an important first step in the broader aviation relations between the EU and Ukraine," with more than 1.5 million passengers carried in 2004 on flights between the two, 25% more than in 2003.
European Union signed a so-called "horizontal" aviation agreement allowing European airlines to fly between any EU member country and Ukraine. European Commission VP-Transport Jacques Barrot said the agreement "paves the way for a closer integration of Ukraine into European aviation structures." The EC stressed the accord is "an important first step in the broader aviation relations between the EU and Ukraine," with more than 1.5 million passengers carried in 2004 on flights between the ...
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