U.K. Ready To Horse-Trade On Open Skies But Only If Deal Is Right
The U.K. is prepared to give up its Bermuda II advantages -- notably its London Heathrow access restrictions -- "as part of the right multilateral deal," Transport Secretary Douglas Alexander said yesterday; but Alexander stopped short of saying whether last week's U.S.-European Union draft aviation...
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