Japan and Slovenia have concluded a framework agreement between their aviation authorities. A signing ceremony was held in Ljubljana, Slovenia, on September 24.
The agreement enables airlines from both Japan and Slovenia to conduct joint operations (codeshare flights) with all airlines, including those of third countries, on international routes, as well as to codeshare with airlines from the other country on domestic routes connecting to international services.
The signing ceremony was attended by Tetsuya Mori, Director of the International Aviation Division of Japan’s Civil Aviation Bureau, and Srečko Janša, Acting Director-General of the Aviation and Maritime Transport Directorate at Slovenia’s Ministry of Infrastructure and Energy, among others. Akiko Yoshida, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Japan to Slovenia, attended as a witness.
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