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SAT SpA: "Galilei" airport of Pisa registered a growth in November too

Pisa, Italy - Passenger traffic from the beginning of the year: 4.3 million (+10.7%)

SAT - Tuscan Airport "Galileo Galilei"company - SpA, which manages the airport of Pisa, closed the month of November 2011 registering a new passenger-traffic growth of 5.9% over the same month last year, for a total of 252,211 passengers passed through. In view of the annual progress trend during the period 1 January 2011-30 November 2011, passengers who transited the the Airport "Galilei" of Pisa...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1136171
Rome, Italy, 12/05/2011 19:23
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