air agreement造句

• The air agreement follows an accord over auto trade struck last month.
• Usually a route allocation process starts only after an air agreement is signed.
• The previous air agreement was signed in 1996 and expired in June 2001.
• The original air agreement was signed in 1996 and expired in June 2001.
• These discussions have been taking place intermittently since 1978 when the current air agreement was signed.
• The air agreement comes on the heels of an accord over auto trade struck last month.
• The program must be implemented by February under terms of a clean-air agreement with the federal government.
• The Department of Foreign Affairs said the air agreement will establish direct air links between the two countries.
• Canada and Poland will have to renegotiate their air agreement to allow Air Canada to launch the service.
• But airlines must have special permission for such flights and their governments must have bilateral air agreements with Russia.
• He said the recent bilateral air agreement between the United States and China also should boost the carrier's activity.
• The Philippines and China on Tuesday signed an air agreement to increase passenger and cargo traffic between the two countries.
• "The 43-year-old air agreement is fundamentally weighted in favor of the United States, " says Japan Airlines spokesman Geoffrey Tudor.
• That and Monday's announcements were a direct result of a new air agreement reached between Washington and Tokyo in January.
• Macau, formerly governed by Portugal but now governed by China, also has a separate air agreement with the United States.
• Becker called the current agreement with the British one of the most unbalanced and restrictive air agreements in the world.