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Hellenic sees great future for seaplanes in Greece
New carrier expects 1b euros in annual revenue for industry as economy recovers
Published Sun, Mar 9, 2014 · 10:00 PM
[ATHENS] Hellenic Seaplanes, a new airline set to start flying tourists between Greek islands this summer, forecasts that sea-based commercial carriers could generate one billion euros (S$1.75 billion) in annual revenue as European travellers return to a country emerging from recession.
With nearly 6,000 islands and fewer than 50 airports, G…
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