MUSCAT : The Civil Aviation Authority will be signing three new bilateral agreements in the field of air transport, says Naif bin Ali Al Abri, CAA Chairman. Currently, Oman has 122 bilateral agreements with a number of countries, of which 66 are open skies agreements.
These agreements aim at regulating air transport services, including the technical and operational aspects, and strengthening relations in the field of civil aviation.
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