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Georgia: Major airports again increased passenger traffic by double digits in 2013

Published 11 March 2014

Foreign airlines still dominate the market (654 words, 5 tables [passengers serviced by Georgian airports in 2010-2013 and year-on-year changes; share of foreign and domestic airlines in 2013; market share of airlines that had 5% or more in 2013; number of passengers serviced by Georgian airlines in 2013])

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Article ID: 11686

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• 23 August 2013 - Civil: Georgia: Startup carrier Air Caucasus launches flights
• 2 August 2013 - Civil: Georgia: Three major airports serviced more passengers in the first half of 2013
• 31 July 2012 - Civil: Georgia: FlyGeorgia confirmed that it received its first aircraft
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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
• 18 June 2012 - Civil: Georgia: startup Air Caucasus, a Georgian-Arab carrier, plans to start Tbilisi-Kutaisi flights in October 2012
• 12 June 2012 - Civil: Georgia: More foreign airlines enter the market
• 12 June 2012 - Civil: Republic of Georgia: President Saakashvili praises Wizz Air, and again criticizes Georgian airlines and airport operator TAV
• 29 March 2012 - Civil: Czech Airlines plans to cancel its Georgian route, as it focuses on Russia and other CIS destinations
• 20 January 2012 - Civil: Georgia: Domestic carriers aren't prospering
• 19 January 2012 - Civil: Georgia: Air traffic is up, more airports are planned
• 17 October 2011 - Civil: Georgian Airways signs deal with Boeing
• 18 May 2011 - Civil: New entrants to Georgian air transport market
• 2 March 2011 - Civil: Georgian President says that new Poti airport will have the longest runway in region
• 6 December 2010 - Civil: New airlines entered the Georgian market in 2010
• 27 July 2010 - Civil: New Economy minister seeks to open up Georgian air transport market
• 9 March 2010 - Civil: Georgia seeks talks to discuss opening air links with Russia
• 8 March 2010 - Civil: Georgia and the EU initial comprehensive air service agreement

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