Talks were held in Baku with a delegation of Iraqi aviation administrations.
According to the press service of the Civil Aviation Administration of Azerbaijan, during the talks the sides discussed issues of bilateral cooperation in the field of air transport and the prospects of regular passenger and cargo flights between the two countries.
Representatives of the airlines of both countries participated in the meeting.
Iraqi Civil Aviation Delegation was acquainted with the International Airport named after Heydar Aliyev.
Currently, regular flights to Baku from Baghdad and Erbil are operated by Iraqi Airlines. ------08D
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