Implementation of the open skies agreement between Israel and the European Union (EU), which was signed in March, has been delayed to protect Israeli carriers, Israeli tourism minister Stas Misezhnikov told ATW in Vienna Thursday.
El Al Israeli Airlines 767-300. By Rob Finlayson Implementation of the open skies agreement between Israel and the European Union (EU), which was signed in March, has been delayed to protect Israeli carriers, Israeli tourism minister Stas Misezhnikov told ATW in Vienna Thursday. The agreement, when finalized, would gradually open up and integrate the respective markets by strengthening cooperation, leading to more direct flights and reduced airfares. One of the reasons for the ...
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