Kyrgyzstan Plans to Lift Moratorium on New Airlines
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Updated Sep 22
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What happened
President Sadyr Japarov imposed a moratorium on new airlines in Kyrgyzstan in November 2024. The restriction was put in place pending an audit of Kyrgyz-certified airlines that operate predominantly abroad. Currently, Kyrgyzstan plans to lift the moratorium through a presidential decree drafted by the State Civil Aviation Agency.
From ch-aviation.com
Why it matters
The moratorium directly impacts the civil aviation sector of Kyrgyzstan. The lifting of the ban is contingent upon the issuance of a new presidential decree, which signals a potential shift in the country's aviation operational landscape.
From ch-aviation.com
Who's involved
- Sadyr JaparovPresident of Kyrgyzstan
- KyrgyzstanSovereign state in Central Asia
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Sadyr Japarov
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Kyrgyzstan
sovereign state in Central Asia
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