From now on flight Ganja-Nakhchivan is 60 AZN. The decision was made by the Tariff (Price) Council of Azerbaijan on April 5.
In the decision the TC does not say a word about the reasons for increasing the value of AZAL tickets on this flight.
This is the second news in the past three months about the increase in tariffs for the route Ganja-Nakhchivan. Up to 25 December 2015 the cost of a ticket was only 39 manat.
We note that recently the flights from Ganja to Nakhchivan are made through Iran's airspace. Before that these flights were made directly through the airspace of Armenia. ----08D
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