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Military Steps In To End Albania ATC Strike After Flight Chaos

Military Steps In To End Albania ATC Strike After Flight Chaos Advertisement: Flights at Tirana International Airport resumed today after a strike by the local air traffic controllers that started on Wednesday. The strike has technically not ended, but flights have still resumed because the Albanian government sent in the military on the grounds of national security. Replacement staff members were also brought in from Turkey and Greece. Air Albania was one of the airlines that had to cancel flights out of Tirana. Photo: Getty Images Two-day strike brings chaos to skies over Albania Albania’s only airport in Tirana has seen severe disruption this week, with almost all commercial flights canceled for two days. Some flights resumed today, but they were operating with severe delays. The situation should stabilize by the afternoon now that the Albanian government has brought in replacement staff from Greece and Turkey for the controllers on strike.

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Operations at Tirana Airport are terminated - Lack of staff in the Air Traffic Control Agency

TIA announces that today, April 7, 2021, from 9.23 to 09.55, local time, operations at Tirana International Airport have been suspended due to lack of staff at the Air Traffic Control Agency. According to the announcement, two flights have been affected by this fact, Aegean Airline with destination Athens-Tirana and Air Albania with destination Istanbul-Tirana, which will be 40 minutes late. TIA informs Aegean Airline has returned to Athens again while operations have resumed at 09.55 and Aegean is expected to resume to bring passengers to Tirana. SCAN Material i përgatitur nga portali SCAN. Ripublikimi mund të bëhet vetëm kundrejt citimit të autorësisë dhe burimit origjinal.

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Five airlines from Eastern Europe you ve probably forgotten about

In late December, Montenegro’s flag carrier Montenegro Airlines become the latest airline to stop flying as a result of the downturn in travel caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. It is not the first national airline in emerging Europe to go bust, and is unlikely to be the last. An Embraer 195 carrying passengers from Belgrade to Podgorica on December 25 marked the end of the troubled, 26-year history of Montenegro Airlines. In a statement, the airline said, “The Montenegrin government’s decision to shut down our company will have a negative impact on the entire aviation sector in the country. We would like to inform the public that starting tomorrow, December 26, 2020, we are completely suspending all operations”.

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Rama s Visit To Ankara - The Albanian Tightrope Walk Between Greece And Turkey

Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama met with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in Ankara at the invitation of the latter, expressing his deep concern over the Greek-Albanian agreement on referring the border demarcation dispute to The Hague. Although Rama is a close ally of Erdoğan, he seeks to strike a balance between the West and Turkey. The agreement between Greece and Albania for their maritime border issue to be judged by the International Court of Justice in The Hague, approved by Rama, has alarmed Erdoğan who is expected to put pressure on him to annul it. Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan

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