U.S. begins Open Skies era with Azerbaijan

The U.S.-Azerbaijan Open Skies Agreement, which liberalizes bilateral aviation between the two countries with the goal of facilitating trade and travel, is now in force.    The U.S. government announced Wednesday that the U.S.-Azerbaijan Open Skies Agreement is now in force.
   The agreement, signed on April 6, liberalizes bilateral aviation between the two countries, with the goal of facilitating trade and travel. With fewer commercial restrictions, air carriers are expected to be able to better meet transportation demand.