U.S., Croatia agree to open skies

2/14/2011 10:08:38 AM

The United States and Croatia on Feb. 3 signed an open skies agreement, which both sides anticipate will lead to direct flights between the countries. The signing comes almost two years after officials reached an agreement. The agreement is designed to eliminate government interference in commercial air carriers’ decisions about routes, capacity, pricing and ultimately provide consumers with more choices. The United States has open skies agreements with 100 countries.   American Shipper

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