TRANS-SIBERIAN ROUTING
Russia has offered Japanese carriers unlimited air traffic rights over Siberia. Russia first opened the Siberian routes to Japanese carriers in 1991 and was to allow unlimited access as of 1995. But those rights never came. The most access the Japanese received was for 80 flights a week. No...
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