Aviation leaders from across Latin America met in Buenos Aires to discuss the legal challenges and opportunities shaping the future of the region’s aviation industry. The event focused on regional integration, regulatory reforms, and the importance of open skies policies to boost competitiveness and drive economic growth.
The United States and the Dominican Republic have finalized an open skies agreement, aiming to reduce airfares, promote competition, and strengthen tourism ties between the two nations. The deal, concluded after 25 years of discussions, allows for unlimited flights between the countries, opening doors for expanded operations by existing airlines and new market entrants.
