Pegasus Airlines starts cheap flights to 30 European cities
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Georgian air travellers will soon enjoy cheap flights from Kutaisi International Airport via Istanbul to more than 30 European destinations.
Amsterdam, Brussels, Cologne, Copenhagen, Milan, Munich, Stockholm, Stuttgart, Vienna, and Zurich are among the European cities where Pegasus Airlines will soon carry passengers.
The Turkey-based low cost airline will launch its first flight to these destinations on May 19.
The price of one-way tickets from Kutaisi to Europe will start from €70.99 (178.82 GEL) while a round-trip will cost from €145.51 (366.54 GEL).
From May 19, flights will be carried out three times per week – on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Also on May 19, Pegasus Airlines will launch Kutaisi-Istanbul flights. Tickets for this service will start from €29.99 (75.55 GEL).
Meanwhile, several low-cost airlines recently announced they would begin flights into and out of Georgia. One of them was Ellinair of Greece, which will begin flights on June 8. Passengers will be able to use the Georgia-Greece route once per week.
Georgian air travellers are being given an opportunity to fly cheaper to Europe via Istanbul after Pegasus Airlines announced new Kutaisi-Istanbul flights would launch next month.
New flights from Georgia to some of the world’s most exotic destinations are ahead as more airline companies pledge to enter the Georgian aviation market.
Georgian travellers are being given an opportunity to fly to more destinations without having to pay sky-high fees that are usually associated with air travel.
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