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Egypt - 25-30% Decrease in Arrivals to Cairo International Airport Due to Violence in Tahrir Square

sharon sanders

Editor-in-Chief & President
machine translation -

Decline in passenger traffic at the airport in Cairo by the events of the center of the flow of editorial media
German

23-11-2011 |

the rates of the arrival passengers at Cairo airport on Wednesday, a decrease ranging between 25 and 30% on flights because of the repercussions of the events of Tahrir Square, while increasing the arrival of the media and the international press to cover events.
Dr. Ahmed Al-Hafez, chairman of Cairo Airport Company that air traffic and passengers directly affected by the events of Liberation where it decreased the volume of traffic to 80% of the volume of traffic in the same period last year.
He explained that in light of current events there was a decline in the number of passengers coming from abroad reached 30% of the capacity of aircraft and forced some companies to re-schedule flights and integrate some of them.
in the same context , forced maintenance workers in EgyptAir in the early hours of Wednesday morning to break up sit-after accepting the resignation of the government and the absence of a senior official negotiating with them.
also increased over the past few hours, the influx of media and international press to Cairo to participate in the coverage of the events of Liberation and the activities of the first parliamentary elections in Egypt after January Uprising, which is supposed to take place next Monday the first stage.

http://gate.ahram.org.eg/NewsConten...ة-الركاب-في-مطار-القاهرة-بسبب-أحداث-التح.aspx
 
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