Philippines, Iceland Ink Air Deal for Up to Seven Weekly Flights
The Philippines and Iceland have signed their first bilateral air services agreement, paving the way for up to seven weekly flights (equivalent to one flight per day) for both passenger and cargo services. While no specific flight plans have been announced yet, the deal forms a foundation for exploring new air routes.
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