Aviation Market in Armenia isn’t a Bad one, it has Potential to be Developed: Tamaz Gaiashvili

“With all responsibility I might say that Prime Minister or Armenia’s authorities don’t have any connection to “Armenia” airline,” Tamaz Gaiashvili, shareholder of “Armenia” airline told reporters today.

In his conviction, these talks are aimed to upset the starting process, “We don’t need likewise talks, I think they generally don’t come out of Armenia’s interest. You know, that the country doesn’t have such a favorable geological position and you should fix for yourself that aviation should develop. Armenia’s authorities should support in this and supports any company in Armenia.”

To the question, before him two Armenian airlines were closed, did he study the reasons so that the same wasn’t recorded, Tamaz Gaiashvili replied, “I don’t know the reason of their bankruptcy, however aviation market isn’t that bad, there is potential to develop the field. I consider, everybody should participate in it. I particularly have plans that in 2-3 years the company should appear in stable financial condition, and I think, each of you may buy shares and become a shareholder.”

As already reported, regular flight of “Armenia” airline—will  launch its regular flight from April 21 to Moscow, Tel Aviv. Note, that 51% of the company belongs to Ashot Torosyan, 25%—to Robert Hovhannisyan, and 24%—to Tamaz Gaiashvili.

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By Ani Keshishyan