Hopes Fade for Early U.S.-European Air Transport Pact
Credit: GEORGE HAMLIN
Aviation bureaucrats on both sides of the Atlantic now offer a gloomy prognosis on the chances of striking a multilateral open skies agreement anytime soon, while opponents--particularly in Washington--are bolstering their arguments against a deal. Paul Gretch, the director of the office of...
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