In a significant move aimed at bolstering collaboration in the field of civil aviation, the governments of India and New Zealand have recently inked a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). The MoU encompasses a wide array of aspects within the aviation sector, ranging from the introduction of new flight routes to code share services, traffic rights, and capacity entitlement.
The MoU’s signing has been heralded as a significant stride forward in the realm of civil aviation between India and New Zealand. This pact holds the potential to further enhance air transport between the two nations, offering a crucial boost to bilateral relations. With the introduction of an open sky policy and the expansion of point of calls, the aviation landscape is set to witness a transformation. This MoU has opened the possibilities of furthering air transport between our two countries.
The recent MoU signed between India and New Zealand undoubtedly opens up new horizons in the realm of civil aviation. With provisions encompassing a wide range of areas, from flight routes to traffic rights, both nations are poised to benefit from this enhanced cooperation.
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