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Air Traffic in Armenia Expanding, Low Fares Up in the Air

YEREVAN—Armenia's international airports have registered sustained growth in traffic this year. Armenia's Head of Civil Aviation Tatevik Revazian reports a 9.4 percent increase in the total number of passengers processed at the two airports so far this year. According to the Civil Aviation Committee, the number of proces

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Raffi Elliott

Raffi Elliott is a Canadian-Armenian political risk analyst and journalist based in Yerevan, Armenia. A former correspondent and columnist for the Armenian Weekly, his focus is socioeconomic, political, business and diplomatic issues in Armenia.

2 Comments

  1. Cheap flights and tourists who are interested in collecting photos for publishing on social media have led to local people and municipalities in a number European cities to take drastic measures to counter the negative effects of mass tourism. Can Armenian handle hordes of such tourists?

    1. ‘hordes’ usually go to cheap Mediterranean destinations and such people probably don’t even know where Armenia is on the map. There are many people who would come to Armenia if air fares were cheaper and with more direct flights.

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