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Afghanistan's Taliban tap Swiss, other travellers for flyover fees
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The war in the Middle East is forcing airlines to change their routes from Europe to Asia, reports Swiss press. Swiss, in particular, now favours flights over Afghanistan, despite the risks of such routes.
Airspace transit fees generate revenue for Afghanistan as flight routes shift
Airlines are increasingly flying over Afghanistan, generating significant transit fee revenue for the country amid changing global flight patterns. According to industry estimates, nearly 2,000 flights now pass through Afghan airspace each week—around five times more than a year ago. With a reported overflight fee of about $700 per aircraft, this amounts to roughly $1.4 million in weekly revenue, or more than $70 million annually. The increase f…
·Kabul, Afghanistan
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