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Georgia: More foreign airlines enter the market

Published 12 June 2012

Flights began for Aegean Airlines on 11 June; Alitalia plans to fly from Rome to Tbilisi in July; Air Astana adds service between Astana and Tbilisi in September; Wizz Air Ukraine plans to fly from Kiev to Kutaisi after Kutaisi's airport opens following reconstruction (387 words)

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Article ID: 10839

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• 18 June 2012 - Civil: Georgia: Reports say that startup FlyGeorgia, a new carrier backed by a group in Dubai, may begin operations in 2012
• 12 June 2012 - Civil: Republic of Georgia: President Saakashvili praises Wizz Air, and again criticizes Georgian airlines and airport operator TAV
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