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May 7
Open Skies between the US and Europe

With the signing of the open skies agreement between Europe and the U.S., we can expect more routes opening up across the atlantic after it is implemented in March 2008.

European and American airlines will finally be free to fly any route between Europe and the U.S.  Which means that competition will be fierce and this would be good for us, travelers.

Soon, visiting your European customer or the American head office wouldn't cost as much as it does today. 


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