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Former Yugoslavia's Commercial Airports handled over 2.7 Million Passengers

Former Yugoslavia's Commercial Airports handled over 2.7 Million Passengers
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The former Yugoslavia's commercial Airports handled 1.5 Million Passengers

The former Yugoslavia's commercial Airports handled 1.5 Million Passengers
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Mostar

Heathrow loses top spot as world's most connected airport | Business Travel News Europe

Chicago O’Hare has been named as the world’s most connected airport, knocking London Heathrow off the top spot after the UK’s busiest airport, which ranked number one in 2019, dropped to 22nd position in the latest Megahubs report released this week by aviation specialist OAG.

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Name airport after JRD Tata, mark Oct 15 as National Aviation Day: Pilot body to PM Modi

The Federation of Indian Pilots has written to PM Modi asking him to declare the anniversary of JRD Tata's first flight as National Aviation Day and name the next major airport in his honour.

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Europe airport traffic plummets to 1995 levels - industry group

By Reuters Staff 2 Min Read Feb 12 (Reuters) - Europe’s airport traffic last year tumbled to 1995 levels, data from a regional industry group showed on Friday, with hubs in Turkey and Russia faring better than those in Western Europe. European airports lost 1.72 billion passengers in 2020, or over 70%, as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, according to a report by Airports Council International Europe, bringing traffic back to numbers last seen before the low-cost travel boom. “No industry can on its own withstand such a shock,” ACI Europe chief Olivier Jankovec said in a statement. He added that only 2.2 billion euros ($2.66 billion) so far have been earmarked to support the region’s airports, less than 8% of the revenues they lost last year.

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Europe's air passenger numbers 'at lowest level since 1995' last year

Passenger traffic in European airports has fallen by 70.4% in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic, regressing to its 1995 level, according to @ACI_EUROPE.

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