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Cyprus's air connectivity secured despite revision of EU rules, says Transport Ministry

5 sourcesFirst reported 17 days agoUpdated 15 days ago

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The Ministry of Transport of Cyprus has confirmed the protection of the island's air connectivity amidst discussions on revising European state aid rules.
The European Commission has addressed concerns regarding potential cuts to state aid for airlines operating in Cyprus.
The Ministry emphasized that Cyprus actively participates in the ongoing public dialogue concerning these regulatory changes.
This assurance comes in light of heightened discussions on the future of Cyprus's air transport connectivity.
The status of air connectivity is viewed as secure, according to official statements from the Ministry.

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