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Israel Gives Greece Permission to Use Lydda Airport; Trade Talks on Between Two States

March 22, 1949
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The Greek Government has sought and obtained permission for the Greek airline to extend its service to Lydda airport, in Israel, Asher Moissis, Israeli consul here, announced today. He said that an air agreement between the two countries would probably he negotiated soon. The Israeli consul also disclosed that trade and navigation talks have already been begun between Greece and Israel.

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