It had to be applied from May 27
RR I Caracas | May 23, 2024
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The president of the Civil Aviation Board (JAC), José Ernesto Marte Piantini, announced that the measure provided to air operators of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, to revoke all passenger and cargo air operations, regular and non-regular, is void. regular schedules, scheduled from Monday, May 27 of the current year, as announced Arecoa.com. (JAC reverses: it will not prohibit Flights between Venezuela and the DR)
The measure is taken after speaking by telephone with the Minister of Transportation of Venezuela, Ramón Velásquez, and agreeing to the creation of a working group and the review of the bilateral air transport agreement between the two countries, especially with regard to the allocations of routes and frequencies to modernize it for the benefit of the airlines of both nations, according to a JAC statement.
In that sense, Marte Piantini reiterated that air operations between both countries remain normal.
Prior to holding the conversation with the Minister of Transportation of Venezuela, the president of the Civil Aviation Board, held a meeting with the executives of the Venezuelan airline companies that operate in the country in which he informed them that, as part of the policy of open skies of the Dominican Republic, based on the multiple designation of airline and on facilitating access to markets by promoting healthy competition between national and foreign operators, reiterates its commitment to continue advocating for the development of air transport, within a framework of equal conditions.
“We are aware of the importance of bilateral dialogue to benefit the interests of our countries. “We firmly believe that the creation of the working group to review the bilateral air transport framework between the parties, especially route and frequency assignments, and modernize it, will have a favorable impact for the benefit of the airlines of both States,” he stated.
During the meeting, the Venezuelan airlines expressed their confidence in the Civil Aviation Board and congratulated José Ernesto Marte Piantini for protecting the rights of Dominican airlines.
The Dominican Republic had planned to not let Venezuelan airlines fly as of May 27. The Civil Aviation Board informed the Venezuelan airlines of this decision, as has been learned REPORTUR.mx (Venezuela: its airlines will be prohibited from flying to the Dominican Republic)
