NEWS FLASH
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The General Manager of airport operator TAV Macedonia, Nejat Kurt, met with Wizz Air’s CEO Jozsef Varadi at Skopje Airport yesterday to discuss the airline’s future development in the country. The talks focused on the existing partnership between the two companies, recent investments at Ohrid Airport, future development plans for both Skopje and Ohrid airports, and Wizz Air’s commitment to the Macedonian market. According to TAV Macedonia, the executives also discussed potential new routes and joint promotional activities aimed at strengthening the airports’ route networks and supporting further traffic growth. Attending the talks were also Wizz Air’s Network Officer East, Andras Szabo, and TAV Macedonia’s Marketing Development and Revenue Director, Vladimir Gramatikov. During the first three quarters of the year, Wizz Air accounted for over 60% of Skopje Airport’s passenger traffic.
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The General Manager of airport operator TAV Macedonia, Nejat Kurt, met with Wizz Air’s CEO Jozsef Varadi at Skopje Airport yesterday to discuss the airline’s future development in the country. The talks focused on the existing partnership between the two companies, recent investments at Ohrid Airport, future development plans for both Skopje and Ohrid airports, and Wizz Air’s commitment to the Macedonian market. According to TAV Macedonia, the executives also discussed potential new routes and joint promotional activities aimed at strengthening the airports’ route networks and supporting further traffic growth. Attending the talks were also Wizz Air’s Network Officer East, Andras Szabo, and TAV Macedonia’s Marketing Development and Revenue Director, Vladimir Gramatikov. During the first three quarters of the year, Wizz Air accounted for over 60% of Skopje Airport’s passenger traffic.
Great. Hope for some new routes soon
ReplyDeletewhich one is the CEO?
DeleteNice business attire.
ReplyDeleteCould be an indication who's issuing orders, and who's writing them down.
DeleteWhen one is worth over 300Million Euros as he is meant to be, one can wear what one wants :)
DeleteInteresting mix of outfits.
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DeleteVaradi outfit - I just won Skopje marathon...
Deletelets be honest he rules our airport
DeleteSadly
DeleteNot sure where you are from but every airport in exyu noe hopes for some Wizz flights
DeleteI hope to have the flight to Palermo again, perhaps even in winter, with reduced frequency.
ReplyDeleteThe most intersting part is that Ryanair is hiring plane mechanics. I am wondering if this visit has something to do with it.
ReplyDeletecare to elaborate more?
Delete@16:52 just checked their career site - it's just a recruiting event happening in Skopje for their European Hubs.
Deleteinteresting
DeleteWell, usually after these meetings, they are announcing something new, I hope that will be the case now as well
ReplyDeleteфингерс кросд
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ReplyDeleteattire hints for.more leisure routes incoming&outgoing :)
Someone so rich his selection of clothes screams 'middle isle of Lidl'
DeleteYou only put pensioner routes, put Palma de Mallorca, put Valencia, Malaga Cyprus has not been operating since November....
ReplyDeleteWhats a pensioner route lol
DeleteWondering too
DeletePalma, cyprus and Malaga are full of old people on holiday.
Deletei hope for a mix of new diaspora (CPH, TKU, SZG) and city break/ leissure (WMi, OTP, SPU, AGP) routes
ReplyDeleteOr extra frequency to Memmingem and Basel
DeleteLet Kurt hold talks with someone for finally building the missing 4km train line to the airport, so that we're not left to the mercy of the taxi mafia or the single unreliable airport bus. Skopje is not a village!
ReplyDeleteThats not his concern. The government does that stuff (or rather doesnt)
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