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Turkey may close its air space for Armenia if Armenia launches flights to Nagorno Karabakh

Turkey may close its air space for Armenia if Armenia launches flights to Nagorno Karabakh

9 October 2012

Turkey may close its air space for Armenia if Armenia launches flights to Nagorno Karabakh.

APA says referring to diplomatic sources that there are relevant agreements between Azerbaijan and Turkey. This issue has been reportedly discussed between Azerbaijani and Turkish aviation organizations.

The airport of Stepanakert has already received a certificate permitting the landing and departure of aircrafts, however, it is not known yet when the first flight will be made. The takeoff strip is 2 km 300 m long. The capacity of the airport is 100 passengers per hour. 

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