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Republic of Georgia: President Saakashvili praises Wizz Air, and again criticizes Georgian airlines and airport operator TAV

Published 12 June 2012

The president says that the people suffer from high fares and high airport fees, and highlights the benefits of competition; Georgia's national carrier responds to criticism (651 words)

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