(Reuters) - WASHINGTON, May 23 - Passenger flights between
the United States and China would more than double by 2012
under an agreement between the two countries on Wednesday, good
news for the biggest U.S. airlines aiming to shake their
domestic woes.
The announcement by the Transportation and Treasury
departments at the conclusion of a U.S.-China economic forum is
the second important international aviation services agreement
sealed by the Bush administration in recent months.
Read more at Reuters.com Government Filings News
the United States and China would more than double by 2012
under an agreement between the two countries on Wednesday, good
news for the biggest U.S. airlines aiming to shake their
domestic woes.
The announcement by the Transportation and Treasury
departments at the conclusion of a U.S.-China economic forum is
the second important international aviation services agreement
sealed by the Bush administration in recent months.
Read more at Reuters.com Government Filings News
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