(MENAFN) According to New Zealand's Transport Minister, the number of flights between the country and Southeast Asia is to grow, with approval of new agreement with the Philippines and Cambodia, Xinhua reported.
The number of flights between New Zealand and the Philippines is set to increase from 7 flights currently to 21 flights by 2020, with the removal of all flight restrictions for services between the two sides.
The new agreement with Cambodia places no limits on flights and routes operated by airlines, allowing airlines to pursue code- sharing arrangements to fly to and from Cambodia, including with third-country carriers.
"These agreements help provide New Zealanders with better access to Southeast Asia, providing for enhanced trade and tourism links," the minister said in a statement.
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