Enhancing air connectivity is essential to connect Singapore and partners to boost people-to-people ties and explore new opportunities in civil aviation. ✈️ Check out the air services agreement signed at the International Civil Aviation Organization Air Services Negotiation Event (ICAN) 2024. Read more ⤵️ https://lnkd.in/gi4UgPav
Singapore has signed Air Services Agreements (ASAs) with five countries at the International Civil Aviation Organization Air Services Negotiation Event last week. 🇨🇺: A new ASA with Cuba allows airlines of both countries to operate air services without restrictions on capacity, frequency, and routing. 🇰🇿: An upgraded ASA with Kazakhstan to allow airlines of both countries fly passengers and cargo to other destinations beyond our two countries, including stopover points along the way, without restrictions on capacity, frequency and routing 🇩🇴 🇸🇨 🇨🇭: Updated ASAs with Dominican Republic, Seychelles and Switzerland. This includes removing outdated regulations and allowing airlines to engage in intermodal code-sharing arrangements with land transport providers such as rail operators. The signing of these ASAs demonstrates Singapore’s continued commitment to enhance aviation partnerships with like-minded countries to strengthen our air hub connectivity.