The airlift, which began in January, is managed by a network of tour operators, travel agencies, and charter companies, which fly several flights a day with a variety of aircraft, from a 250-seat Airbus 330 to a larger ATR turboprop. small 50 seats. According to a rough calculation, flights carry between 600 and 1,000 people a day and have generated income of up to 750 million dollars for the companies involved.
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