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Transport and Infrastructure Minister Adil Karaismailoğlu said they have taken the necessary steps to minimize the effects of the new type of coronavirus outbreaks on world trade.
Stressing that a significant distance has been covered in the fight against the virus thanks to the measures taken, Minister Karaismailoğlu said: “Of course, we have taken measures for many sectors to reduce the effects of the epidemic in the socio-economic sense. At this point, the necessary measures have been taken to minimize the problems that will be experienced in the Civil Aviation sector, which is one of the most affected sectors. “
38 MILLION DEBT LOAN LIRA
Minister Karaismailoğlu explained that, for civil aviation, operators have taken the necessary precautions not to lose spaces due to cancellations of airline flights.
Karaismailoğlu stated that airport, terminal and ground services companies also postponed their license and extension payments for 3 months after the start of the flights, and said that the 38 million lira debt that the sector should pay has been postponed. Explaining that rates for other services have been reduced by 50 percent this year, Karaismailoğlu stated that the airline’s debt to Eurocontrol has been postponed.
DESIRED CAN BE DEFENDED
Minister Karaismailoğlu explained that the accounts receivable amounting to 15 million lire for the license and extension payments of the hot air balloon companies, whose tourist activities and transport activities were canceled, were delayed for one year, and that “the Air passenger rights are guaranteed in terms of passenger rights. we have received. With this agreement we made, our citizens will be able to reveal their tickets if they wish and use these tickets within 6 months. “Citizens who want a refund will be able to get the fare for the ticket they paid within two months of the start of the flights by the airlines.”
