PH, Iceland seal first air deal, opening new passenger and cargo links. | INQUIRER File Photo MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines and Iceland have signed an air services agreement to
PH, Iceland seal first air deal, opening new passenger and cargo links. | INQUIRER File Photo
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines and Iceland have signed an air services agreement to boost passenger and cargo flights between Manila and the Nordic region.
On Thursday, the Department of Transportation (DOTr) said the agreement allows seven weekly flights for airlines from both countries.
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