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U.S. Department of State  Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs What We Do | Organization | Contacts | Related Sites Official Remarks and Statements 02/09/00: United States and Burkina Faso: Initial First Open Skies Agreement in West Africa 02/04/00: United States and Namibia: New Aviation Partnership 01/07/00: United States and Slovak Republic: Open Skies Accord 12/23/99: United States and Portugal: Initial Open Skies Agreement 12/16/99: United State and Dominican Republic: Sign Open Skies Agreement 12/15/99: U.S. and Australia Agreement on Open Skies for Cargo 11/03/99: United States and Tanzania: Initial First Open Skies Agreement in Africa 10/26/99: Alan Larson, World Affairs Council, Charlotte, NC (Working Together for Shared Prosperity) 06/11/99: David Marchick, American Bar Assn. Forum on Air and Space Law, Washington, DC (Unilateralism in the Aviation Sector) 05/24/99: United States and Bahrain: Sign Open Skies Agreement 03/19/99: David Marchick, 2nd Int Conference on Transportation and Traffic, Frankfurt, Germany 11/12/96: U.S. and Jordan Civil Aviation Agreement Agreements and Other Documents 03/01/00: Fact Sheet, Elements of Open Skies 08/18/99: Fact Sheet, U.S. Civil Aviation Policy Goals 08/18/99: Fact Sheet, The Role of the Maritime Industry in the United States 08/08/99: Bilateral Aviation Safety Agreement Overview 08/08/99: Bilateral Aviation Safety Agreement Model 08/08/99: List of Bilateral Open Skies Agreements 02/02/98: Highlights of U.S.-Japan Civil Aviation Agreement [end of document] Economic and Trade Policy| Department of State