The Tariff (Price) Council has increased the ticket price for the inland route Ganja-Nakhchivan from 39 to 49 manats.
The TC decision was taken on 25 December 2015 and entered into force the following day. At the same time about the reasons for raising the ticket price by 25.6% nothing is said and it is only reported that the upper limit of the tariff on the route is set at the level of 49 manats, taking into account proposals of CJSC Azerbaijan Airlines.
The previous tariff was in force from 1 January 2008. ---08D
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