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Economy November 17, 2017 | 2:00 pm

Dominican -Haiti aviation pact a reality after 19 years

Santo Domingo.- The Dominican Republic and Haiti on Thurs. announced an agreement for commercial flights between both nations, after 19 years without ties in aviation. Dominican Civil Aviation Board (JAC) president Luis Ernesto Camilo and Haiti Civil Aeronauticsdirector, Olivier Jean, signed the MOU on Air Services, which establishes the legal framework for bilateral trade relations. In a st... Read more

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