Under each of the agreements, designated airlines will be able to fly
between Singapore and the other country, as well as via and beyond
to any third country, without restrictions in capacity, frequency or
aircraft type.
Lui Tuck Yew, Singapore ’s Minister for
Transport, said: “The agreements underscore Singapore ’s commitment to
establishing a liberal air services framework in Singapore and
internationally, so that carriers are able to freely respond to market
demand and when opportunities arise, to better serve the travelling
public and the needs of industry.”
With the three new
agreements, Singapore now has air services agreements with more than 120
countries and territories in the world, including more than 50 open
skies agreements-VNA.