The Iraqi aviation sector has undergone a remarkable shift in operationalization of the Fifth Freedom Agreement and the readiness of Eurowings to launch its flights, in conjunction with 11 European companies applying to operate towards Baghdad. While experts in this turnout see a break in isolation and facilitate investment and passengers, others warn of its economic implications for the national carrier.
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The Iraqi aviation sector has undergone a remarkable shift in operationalization of the Fifth Freedom Agreement and the readiness of Eurowings to launch its flights, in conjunction with 11 European companies applying to operate towards Baghdad. While experts in this turnout see a break in isolation and facilitate investment and passengers, others warn of its economic implications for the national carrier.