At the meeting, the INAC president presented a document that allows Conviasa to exploit the Caracas-Santiago route
The National Institute of Civil Aeronautics (INAC) and the Chilean Civil Aeronautics Board signed this Wednesday, April 6, a memorandum of understanding for the strengthening of commercial aviation relations between both nations.
In this sense, the president of INAC, M/G Juan Manuel Teixeira, indicated on his social networks that the meeting with his Chilean counterpart, Martín Mackenna, served to deliver a document designating the Venezuelan state airline, Conviasa , to operate the Caracas-Santiago route and ratify mutual support in the upcoming elections to the council of ICAO, the International Civil Aviation Organization.
The meeting served as a stage to deliver the appointment of @LAConviasa to exploit the route and ratify mutual support in the upcoming elections to the Council @icao pic.twitter.com/FXQgL9MLo7
– Juan Teixeira Díaz (@JuanTeixeiraD) April 6, 2022
The meeting between Venezuelan and Chilean aeronautical authorities took place within the framework of the Fidae 2022 that takes place in Santiago de Chile from Tuesday, April 5 and will end on Sunday, April 10.
At the beginning of April, the INAC announced that Venezuela seeks to strengthen aeronautical relations with Uruguay, Cuba, Panama, the Dominican Republic, Brazil, Qatar, Malaysia and also with Chile, expanding frequencies with the countries with which it has air links and establishing new routes. with which there are no direct flights.
For months, the administration of Nicolás Maduro has been reinforcing the issue of civil aviation by creating and strengthening the National Aeronautical Company SA (Eansa), created for the design, assembly, integration and testing of aircraft, satellites and launch vehicles of satellites, as well as the development of any type of activity related to the manufacture, maintenance, repair, certification of aircraft, parts, components, aeronautical equipment, research and development.
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In that sense, to locate Venezuela as a destination to be able to make repairs and offer services to the planes.
It must be remembered that the air interconnectivity of our country has been limited by the debt that the Venezuelan State acquired with several airlines, which, according to the International Air Transport Association (IATA), amounts to 4,000 million dollars.
On the other hand, Venezuela has been nominated to join the ICAO Board of Directors, considering that our country is once again positioning itself as one of the countries that are at the forefront of safety and air navigation issues in the region.
With information from Decoded / Swiss Info
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