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        "msgid": "thailand-us-air-accord-1447893297",
        "date": "1996-01-22 00:00:00",
        "title": "Thailand-U.S. air accord",
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        "summary": "Thailand-U.S. air accord BANGKOK (AFP): Thailand and the United States have agreed on a new three-year air traffic accord that will allow each to operate 31 passenger and 24 cargo flights to the other country per week, a news report said Saturday. The accord was reached Friday in Hua Hin, a resort town 230 kilometers (140 miles) southwest of Bangkok, after four days of official negotiations, Thai Aviation Department director Srisook Chandrangsu told The Nation daily.",
        "content": "<p>Thailand-U.S. air accord<\/p>\n<p>BANGKOK (AFP): Thailand and the United States have agreed on a<br>\nnew three-year air traffic accord that will allow each to operate<br>\n31 passenger and 24 cargo flights to the other country per week,<br>\na news report said Saturday.<\/p>\n<p>The accord was reached Friday in Hua Hin, a resort town 230<br>\nkilometers (140 miles) southwest of Bangkok, after four days of<br>\nofficial negotiations, Thai Aviation Department director Srisook<br>\nChandrangsu told The Nation daily.<\/p>\n<p>The agreement, which ends a five-year air traffic dispute,<br>\nmust be approved by the two governments and is expected to be<br>\nsigned in a few months, Srisook said.<\/p>\n<p>The key to the accord was agreement on so-called \"fifth<br>\nfreedom flights\" that allow airlines to pick up passengers en<br>\nroute to their final destinations, Srisook said. They agreed that<br>\neach side may operate up to 14 such flights a week to the other<br>\ncountry.<\/p>",
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