The Indian High Commissioner to Nigeria, Abhay Thakur, says that Air Peace has been approved by the Nigerian Government for direct flights to India under the Bilateral Air Service Agreement signed in January.
Thakur who said this at the News Agency of Nigeria Forum in Abuja, added that the airline was approved at the signing of the agreement.
When BASA is concluded between two contracting countries, it liberalises commercial civil aviation services between those countries.
Such agreements allow the designated airlines of the two contracting countries to operate commercial flights that cover the transport of passengers and cargoes between the countries.
He said: “We had the bilateral air services agreement that was signed in January, we already have the approvals accorded to Air Peace by the government of Nigeria and the approvals by the government of India are currently in the process and we hope we can start direct flights sooner than later.
14/03/19 Eagke Online
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Thakur who said this at the News Agency of Nigeria Forum in Abuja, added that the airline was approved at the signing of the agreement.
When BASA is concluded between two contracting countries, it liberalises commercial civil aviation services between those countries.
Such agreements allow the designated airlines of the two contracting countries to operate commercial flights that cover the transport of passengers and cargoes between the countries.
He said: “We had the bilateral air services agreement that was signed in January, we already have the approvals accorded to Air Peace by the government of Nigeria and the approvals by the government of India are currently in the process and we hope we can start direct flights sooner than later.
14/03/19 Eagke Online
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