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    ARMENIA'S NATIONAL CARRIER USES SYRIAN UNREST AS OPPORTUNITY TO RAISE TICKET PRICES - PROTEST DEMONSTRATION

    news.am
    July 25, 2012 | 16:26

    YEREVAN. - A group of activists from Armenia's civil initiatives held
    a protest Wednesday in front of Armavia Airline Company's-which is
    Armenia's national carrier-central office in the capital, Yerevan.

    The demonstrators were protesting against Armavia's increasing of the
    prices of the Aleppo-Yerevan and Yerevan-Aleppo flight tickets. They
    noted that taking advantage of such warlike situation and pursuing
    business interests is shamelessness.

    "The Arab airlines likewise could have increased the ticket prices, but
    the price fluctuation there was small. Armenia has had very difficult
    days, and our compatriots of the Diaspora were along our side in those
    difficult days. Armavia is the sole organization in Armenia which
    reacted to the Syrian incidents and thought that it is a convenient
    time to raise the ticket prices and people will give their last cent to
    transfer their relatives to Armenia," protester Apres Zohrabyan said,
    and stressed that Armavia raised the ticket prices virtually twice.

    Another protester, Nvard Manasyan, stated that Armavia cannot be called
    Armenia's national carrier because it is taking an anti-national step
    for the Armenians at this crucial moment.

    The protesters were shouting "shame on you" in front of Armavia's
    central office and making a call to no longer use the Company's
    services.

    And no one from Armavia Company approached the demonstrators. The
    latter hope the matter will not reach the dimension of a nationwide
    boycott and Armavia will review its price policy.


    From: Baghdasarian
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