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The Impact Of Open Skies: Gain Insight Into The Upcoming Change In Transatlantic Business Travel, Beginning With The U.S.-U.K. Open Skies Agreement And How It Will Impact Travel Management
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Elliot Markowitz
Editorial Director - Nielsen Web Seminars and Digital Events | Jay Boehmer
Senior Editor, Airlines - Business Travel News |
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Ray Neidl
Airline Analyst - Calyon Securities | Cindy Heston
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It’s right around the corner and coming fast. The U.S.-U.K Open Skies agreement is less than a month away and will change the travel industry forever.
Open Skies agreements remove regulatory limits on the number of carriers a country may designate, the number of flights, the routes flown, and the type of aircraft an airline may use. Open routing allows carriers to continue flights on to third-country markets and covers operations by scheduled and charter operators, for passenger and all-cargo services
The new agreement, which will take effect March 30, 2008, will extend “Open Skies” principles to 11 EU countries where the United States has had restrictive agreements or none at all, including Greece, Ireland, Spain, and the United Kingdom. The United States and the EU have agreed to begin second-stage negotiations on further liberalization within 60 days of application of the agreement.
Experts claim that creating a more reliable, efficient air transport system will increase worldwide productivity by reducing distances between manufacturers, suppliers, and customers. It also will help improve supply chain efficiencies by enabling companies to operate just-in-time, manufacturing processes.
But what does all this mean to your travel management program and processes? What are the benefits as well as potential pitfalls of this new agreement as it relates to corporate travel?
Join Business Travel News for this live, interactive Web Seminar, and hear from industry experts regarding how the upcoming changes in transatlantic business travel will impact your organization. Attend this online-only event and learn what you need to do to prepare for this change to maximize the benefits.
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