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Azerbaijan sees 21% increase in flights

Azerbaijan Sees 21 Increase In Flights
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From January to September of this year, Azerbaijan organized 20,345 flights from 40 countries, Azernews reports citing the State Tourism Agency.

This represents an increase of 6 countries (17.6%) and 3,532 flights (21%) compared to the same period last year.

During this period, the largest number of flights to Azerbaijan came from Russia, with 5,958 flights, marking a 14.9% increase from the previous year.

Following Russia, Turkiye was the second highest with 4,482 flights, a rise of 3.9%. The United Arab Emirates ranked third, contributing 2,362 flights, an increase of 35.4%.

Other countries in the top ten included Georgia (1,528 flights, +30.4%), Kazakhstan (659 flights, +8.3%), Saudi Arabia (655 flights, -9.6%), India (493 flights, +4.6 times), Qatar (444 flights, +61.4%), Israel (331 flights, +21.2%), and Kuwait (330 flights, +20.8%). Notably, Uzbekistan, which had previously been in the top ten, fell to 11th place with 325 flights (-30%), while India entered the list.

In September alone, the number of flights to Azerbaijan increased by 14.9% compared to last year, totaling 2,399 flights.—Azer News

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