Tuzla's growth slows in July

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Aegean cuts Beirut over jet damage

Greece's largest carrier Aegean Airlines said it had suspended all flights to Beirut pending the results of an investigation into the cause of damage to one of its planes that flew to the Lebanese capital. Ground crew at Beirut's Rafik Hariri International Airport found external damage to the fuselage of a plane that flew from Athens on January 10, prompting the airline a day later to suspend all flights to and from Beirut, a company statement said. It gave no further details about the damage found on the aircraft's exterior. Lebanon's transport ministry dismissed what it said were comments on social media and in the media that suggested a bullet could be to blame. Lebanese Transport and Public Works Minister Ali Hamie published an email on Twitter, dated January 15, covering a technical assessment of damage found below the cockpit. "After close examination, it was determined that it was not the result of a bullet", the email said. Aegean said it had notified Greek authorities and Beirut Airport authorities and expected to give an update on resuming flights to Beirut in the coming weeks. Beirut Airport is in a bustling residential area of the capital, where festive gunfire is not uncommon.

Tuzla's growth slows in July

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Bosnia and Herzegovina's second busiest airport handled 67.794 passengers in July, representing an increase of 0.5% compared to the same month last year. During the January - July period, Tuzla Airport handled 338.800 travellers, down 1.2%. So far this year, the airport has shed 4.007 passengers compared to 2018.

Month	PAX	Change (%)
JAN	36.341	10.4
FEB	30.658	14.8
MAR	35.679	14.8
APR	56.276	▲ 6.9
MAY	52.425	▲ 6.2
JUN	59.581	▲ 10.9
JUL	67.794	▲ 0.5

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Anonymous14:17
Unless something changes I think this is about it for TZL.
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Anonymous21:06
Seasonality clearly becomes an issue ...
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Anonymous12:10
Cijela Tuzla jednu roza kozu muzla...meeeh

Does anyone know if they have fixed the collapsing cieling with all the electricity falling out of it at the entrance to the security check?
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