Peruvian Air Industry Calls For Revised Open-Skies Policy
Commercial aviation costs in Peru have quintupled in the last few years due to regulations implemented by the Civil Aviation Agency (DGAC) that copy U.S. policies and were not adapted to the local market, Julian Palacin, president of Peru's Institute of Aviation Law, said last week in Lima. He added...
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