Open Skies promotes competition in the aviation sector, increases choice and reduces costs for consumers, facilitates exports for U.S. businesses...
JetBlue urges the Department to reject the legacy carriers’ call for a freeze on international airline growth to the United States...
Any departure from the Open Skies policy has the prospect of ushering in an era where rights to fly between countries are exchanged on a mercantilist basis.
Although recent critics sometimes have suggested otherwise, U.S. air carriers have benefitted greatly from the open skies agreements that have been negotiated.
Brookings: Open Skies - Estimating Traverlers' Benefits From Free Trade In Airline Services Clifford Winston [...]
U.S. Travel Association: Response To Airline Unions On Open Skies March 19, 2015 Statement [...]
FedEx and the other U.S. cargo carriers depend on Open Skies to provide our aircraft and their important cargo access to global marketplaces.
New York Times: Open-Skies Agreements Challenged Jad Mouawad - February 6, 2015 For more [...]
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