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Tivat Airport sees record August

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Tivat Airport has recorded its busiest August to date, handling some 205.200 passengers during the month. The figure represents growth of 7% compared to the same month last year. So far this year, the airport welcomed 716.280 travellers, which is 51.000 more than in 2015. Tivat anticipates registering up to 140.000 passengers during September and estimates handling one million travellers by year's end
September 01, 2016
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  1. Anonymous13:49

    How can this August be the busiest when last year it had 213.853 Pax in the same month and in 2014 211.204?

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    1. Nikola17:05

      Nije dobro interpretirana vijest,broj putnika do 29 avgusta je 205.200 ...

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