US
carriers have objected to China's plan to ease its ban on foreign airlines a
course-change that came a day after the Trump administration issued its own
limit on Chinese flights,
reports Bloomberg.
"While the Chinese response
to the Department of Transportation is a step toward parity for US carriers,
more is needed to achieve the goals of the agreement," the trade group Airlines for America (AfA) said.
Flights between the two countries
are governed by an agreement signed in 1980. The
US Transportation Department
said it is reviewing China's response to determine if it needs to take
additional action, said AfA
spokesman Andy Post.
China's Civil Aviation
Administration then announced that foreign airlines excluded from an earlier
pact will be able to operate one commercial passenger flight to China a week.
China's CAAC didn't name any
countries or carriers, but the move opens up a chance for US airlines to return
for the first time in four months.
Source : HKSG.
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