India has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Greece to allow unlimited flights to come into each other’s country, civil aviation secretary RN Choubey said here on Wednesday. Under the open sky agreement, there is no restriction on flights or seats that airlines can fly into each other’s country. Mr. Choubey said India will allow airlines from Greece to operate unlimited flights to six Indian metro airports. At present, India has an open sky agreement with US and a near open sky agreement with the UK under which there are certain limitations on the number of flights that can be operated at the Mumbai and Delhiairport. For Asean or Saarc countries, India has an open sky agreement with more than a dozen countries.

Source: The Hindu September 07, 2016 11:03 UTC