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Canada has it right in dispute with UAE
The Government in Canada has it right. There is very little to negotiate. We should indeed be seeking to reach more 'open skies' agreements with other countries, where there are benefits to both parties. But we should not capitulate to the one-sided deman
Gar Knutson and Jeffrey Graham express admirable sentiments in their column "Air rights dispute with UAE and what should be done about it," (The Hill Times, Dec. 6, p. 22). However, their proposals are shockingly naive in the real world of air transport negotiations between countries.
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Canada has it right in dispute with UAE
The Government in Canada has it right. There is very little to negotiate. We should indeed be seeking to reach more 'open skies' agreements with other countries, where there are benefits to both parties. But we should not capitulate to the one-sided deman
Gar Knutson and Jeffrey Graham express admirable sentiments in their column "Air rights dispute with UAE and what should be done about it," (The Hill Times, Dec. 6, p. 22). However, their proposals are shockingly naive in the real world of air transport negotiations between countries.
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