Czech, Israel signed new air transport agreement

12.09.11 / 00:00
Czech, Israel signed new air transport agreement
12.09.11
Czech, Israel signed new air transport agreement
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The number of weekly passenger flights between Israel and the Czech Republic will increase to 36 from the current 12 flights

Israel and the Czech Republic signed last week a new air transport agreement that increases the number of regular interregional passenger flights flights.

 

According to the new air transport agreement, the number of weekly passenger flights between Israel and the Czech Republic will increase to 36 from the current 12 flights.

 

Israel Katz, Israeli Minister of Transport said after the signing of the agreement that the move aimed to liberalize bilateral traffic and increase the number passenger traffic to and from Israel.

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