Talk:Bermuda II

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[edit] Unreferenced tag

Is this list correct? I've flown directly from Gatwick to Houston which isn't in here. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 81.2.85.153 (talk • contribs)

This is the list of restrictive airports that can be flown from Heathrow, any destination may be flown from Gatwick but a few of these on the list are restricted only to Heathrow, that is what those remarks mean. -- SmthManly / ^ManlyTalk / ^{ManlyContribs} 04:00, 2 August 2006 (UTC)

[edit] First bullet-point reference to third-country airlines

Does Bermuda II actually make any reference to the rights of third-country carriers? For example, services by Air New Zealand are subject to two sets of air services/transportation arrangements: that negotiated between New Zealand and the United States (since 2001 the "open skies" MALIAT); and separately the 2005 "open skies" bilateral agreement between New Zealand and the United Kingdom - and the necessary fifth freedom rights New Zealand has obtained under those two sets of arrangements. I would not expect Bermuda II to be directly relevant to, or govern the operations of, third-country carriers serving the UK-US air routes.

John Macilree 19:10, 27 December 2006 (UTC)