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The European Union signs an agreement on civil aviation with Malaysia

Brussels, Belgium - The European airlines can fly to Malaysia from any EU airport

Last March 23th, the European Union signed an agreement with Malaysia in order to remove nationality restrictions in the bilateral air services agreements and thereby to allow European airlines to operate flights between any EU Member State and Malaysia. The agreement was signed in Brussels by Commission Vice-President Jacques Barrot in charge of transport, Germany's Federal Minister of Transport,...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1071545
Rome, Italy, 03/26/2007 12:51
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