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Over 100 delegates join global aviation meeting in Tbilisi

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Agenda.ge, 17 Oct 2016 - 11:27, Tbilisi,Georgia

Georgia’s capital is preparing to host hundreds of top officials at a special meeting to discuss ways to modernise air traffic strategies.

Tbilisi will today host experts from the European Bureau of the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO).

Over 100 delegates from all member states of the European Bureau of the ICAO and officials of other international aviation organisations will participate in today’s meeting.

Guests will also arrive from all three headquarters of the ICAO, which are located in Paris, Cairo and Bangkok.

Besides talking about how to modernise air traffic, the experts will discuss ways how to develop Europe and Asian airspace.

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