Foreigners are barred from controlling airlines in all the following countries except for _______________.

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In Australia, foreign investors can own up to 100% of an Australian airline and have full control. In the US, foreign ownership in airlines is limited to 25% of the voting stock. In the European Union, airlines must be majority-owned by EU nationals, with no more than 49% owned by non-EU investors. In Canada, no more than 49% of an airline's voting interest can be owned by non-Canadians.

Foreigners Are Barred from Controlling Airlines in All the Following