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Kyrgyzstan: Airports saw 27% traffic growth in first half of 2012

Published 25 July 2012

New routes include two opened by Turkish Airlines after it is granted fifth-freedom rights; operator plans to invest nearly $70 million to rebuild Tamchy / Issyk Kul, a lakeshore airport for which it expects high tourist demand (751 words, 1 table)

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