Ideally, ASEAN would want to have an open sky. However, seventh freedom rights are limited to some countries or service providers. Under seventh freedom rights, foreign carriers can pick up commercial loads in a foreign country and carry them to other countries. There are several restrictions on fifth freedom rights in ASEAN. For example, restrictions on fifth freedom rights prevent foreign airlines from collecting cargo meant for the USA directly from electronics factories located in Penang (Malaysia). Instead the cargo is flown to Singapore first from where it is air-flown to the US restrictions on these airlines result in inefficient air cargo movement in ASEAN. A few countries allow fifth freedom rights to foreign carriers with restrictions on capacity, services, etc. or through joint ventures. For example, in the Philippines and Vietnam, traffic right restrictions restrict the number of flights by foreign companies to around ten flights a week.