NewsWhore
10-19-2009, 03:50 PM
The Civil Aviation Board (JAC) has announced the approval of nearly 800 charter flights, as well as a large number of regular flights from Europe, Canada and South America. Luis Paulino Rodriguez Ariza, the head of the JAC and the Dominican Representative at the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), said that the approved flights included both freight and passenger services.
Airlines like Iberworld from Spain, Ceske Aerolinie, S.A. from the Czech Republic and Thomas Cook will bring passengers from different points in Europe. Sata International will bring passengers from Portugal and Canjet Airlines will provide service from Canada. Aero Republica will fly from Colombia, Aerogal from Ecuador and Estelar Latinoamericana will bring passengers from Venezuela. Brazil's TAM Linhas and TAME, Lineas Aereas de Ecuador will move passengers from Curacao. From Haiti, TortugAir will carry passengers from Port-au-Prince to the Joaquin Balaguer Airport at La Isabela in Santo Domingo.
Several other cargo services were approved as well as a proposal from the head of the Peruvian Civil Aeronautical Department who suggested a meeting to discuss a bilateral agreement between the two nations.
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Airlines like Iberworld from Spain, Ceske Aerolinie, S.A. from the Czech Republic and Thomas Cook will bring passengers from different points in Europe. Sata International will bring passengers from Portugal and Canjet Airlines will provide service from Canada. Aero Republica will fly from Colombia, Aerogal from Ecuador and Estelar Latinoamericana will bring passengers from Venezuela. Brazil's TAM Linhas and TAME, Lineas Aereas de Ecuador will move passengers from Curacao. From Haiti, TortugAir will carry passengers from Port-au-Prince to the Joaquin Balaguer Airport at La Isabela in Santo Domingo.
Several other cargo services were approved as well as a proposal from the head of the Peruvian Civil Aeronautical Department who suggested a meeting to discuss a bilateral agreement between the two nations.
More... (http://www.dr1.com/index.html#8)