U.S., U.K., still apart on open skies, face U.S. elections, Marchick says
The U.S. and the U.K. "have not closed the gaps on any of the core open skies principles," David Marchick, assistant secretary of state for transportation affairs, said in a recent speech in Frankfurt."In my view, we have a window of opportunity this year that may narrow because of the U.S...
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