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Canada and Vietnam Establish Expanded Air Transport Agreement

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 10
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What happened

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A new air transport agreement was established between Canada and Vietnam, allowing for direct flights between the two countries for the first time. The expanded agreement permits airlines to operate up to 14 weekly passenger flights and seven weekly dedicated cargo flights. It also allows airlines to carry cargo between the two nations as part of a service that begins or ends in their home country.

From dailyhive.com, cambodiantimes.com

Why it matters

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The expanded connectivity supports business growth and facilitates the movement of goods between Canada and Vietnam. The agreement is part of a new strategic partnership between the two countries.

From cambodiantimes.com

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  • VietnamCountry involved in the expanded air transport agreement

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • VietnamSpeculative

    Increased international air service volume might provide a new market for trade and tourism.

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  1. Agreement established for direct flights and cargo services involving Canada, Vietnam, and international carriers.1 source
  2. Vietnam establishes expanded air transport agreement allowing direct flights.1 source

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