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Liberalisation: Breaking the bilateral web
The global shift has now moved from Bilateral Air Services Agreements (BASA) to air liberalisation in Africa and 21 nations out of 44 countries are already catching the bug, WOLE SHADARE writes The debate This has been the argument. If every nation in the world had an air services agreement with every other nation, it would take about 12,500 bilateral agreements to blanket the globe. Now there are just over 4,000, but that is still…
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