United States and Antigua and Barbuda Initial Open Skies Agreement
On Wednesday, January 15, U.S. Ambassador to Antigua and Barbuda, Roger Nyhus, and the Prime Minister of Antigua and Barbuda, Hon. Gaston Browne, initialled an Open Skies Agreement at the Office of the Prime Minister.
This landmark agreement further strengthens the aviation relationship between the United States and Antigua and Barbuda, fostering greater opportunities for air travel and economic cooperation between the two nations.
The U.S. Department of Transportation has described the U.S. Open Skies policy as “the global gold standard in international aviation liberalization.”
The agreement allows for greater flexibility in air services between the U.S. and Antigua and Barbuda, enhancing options for both airlines and passengers, and improving connectivity for both tourism and commerce.
“Today’s agreement reflects the spirit of this collaborative work, and I am incredibly proud of what we’ve accomplished together,” Ambassador Nyhus stated.
“By removing unnecessary restrictions on international air transportation, this agreement empowers airlines to make decisions driven by market forces.”
Prime Minister Hon. Gaston Browne emphasized the importance of the agreement for Antigua and Barbuda’s economy and said he looks forward to the continued development of the relationship with the United States and the opportunities this agreement will unlock for the Antigua and Barbuda.
The Open Skies Agreement is expected to facilitate more frequent and affordable flights between Antigua and Barbuda and U.S. cities, contributing to the continued growth of the region’s tourism industry and greater connectivity for travelers and businesses alike.
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Meanwhile we pay more in taxes than airfare to travel to islands we can see from Antigua. Guess my next vacation will be in Florida.
Wow! This is positive news. I hope we can get the same done with the EU.
Hopefully, we can get a least one direct flight to either the Central or the west coast.
Also, LIAT2020 – we going to the US now.
Does this open us up to those honey DEW attacks?
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I’m sure Mr Eugene Silcott had something to do with that. Me aself looking to benefit from those cheap flights
I am not even buying into this facade about open sky agreement signed with the USA, there could never be reciprocity between an elephant and a mosquito, maybe it’s for potential war that USA can use our air space endangering our lives, it’s infantilism over and over how they use our so call leaders inferiors in the political and diplomatic community, and this is an out going ambassador parting shot as he leaves, what this open sky agreement portends for the future we don’t have the intellect or capacity to know, but since Britain is still in charge of our foreign affairs if there is a break out of war, they would know.