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Kyrgyzstan update, part 2: The country now has only three functioning passenger airlines

Published 14 December 2017

Foreign carriers in Kyrgyzstan are more numerous and more successful; domestic carriers struggle with small and aging fleets (912 words, 1 table [current licensing and operational status of Kyrgyz airlines])

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