More international flights scheduled in Georgia this summer
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With the summer aviation season now in full swing, more flights from a wide variety of airlines are flying into and out of the country.
Today Georgian Civil Aviation Agency announced several airline companies would increase their flight frequency to Georgia.
One of these was Air Astana, the national airline of Kazakhstan. Last week the airline increased the number of flights it carried out between Georgia’s capital Tbilisi and Almaty, the largest city in Kazakhstan.
Typically Air Astana offered flights between the two cities, Almaty and Astana seven times per week but from July 1 this increased to eight times per week.
Meanwhile, Iranian airline Qeshm Air will increase its flight frequency from today and perform flights between Tbilisi and Iran’s capital Tehran four times a week instead of two.
Russia’s Ural Airlines has also increased the number of flights it operated between its fourth largest city Yekaterinburg to Georgia’s Black Sea resort town Batumi.
From July 3 Ural Airlines increased its flight frequency to three times per week, up from twice per week.
China Southern Airlines, a major Chinese airline, will begin regular flights from September 22, 2016 to stimulate bilateral tourism ties and increase the number of visitors between the countries. The flights will be between Beijing-Urumqi-Tbilisi.
Batumi International Airport in Georgia’s west coast is welcoming new airlines and new flight routes, offering new destinations and a better service for travellers in Georgia.
A local airline and two international carriers are adding new flights and increasing the frequency of existing flights to Georgia this summer.
Gulf Air, the principal flag carrier of Bahrain, is eyeing up direct flights to Georgia.
A new Chinese airline could soon make history by launching regular flights between Georgia and the United States (US). This was announced after Georgia’s Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili met a major Chinese investor in Tbilisi this afternoon.
Four new airlines are coming to Batumi International Airport, located on Georgia’s Black Sea coastline, to offer more flights and fresh routes this summer.
More flights will soon be arriving and departing from Georgia’s second largest airport, Kutaisi International Airport.
The flag carrier of Israel, El Al Israel Airlines, plans to launch regular flights between Georgia’s capital Tbilisi and Black Sea resort town Batumi and Tel Aviv, Israel’s second largest city.
Travelling between Georgia and Turkmenistan will become easier thanks to new direct flights linking the two capital cities from September this year.
Low-cost airline Air Arabia from the United Arab Emirates is coming to Batumi International Airport, located on Georgia’s Black Sea coastline, to offer more flights and fresh routes this summer.
Seven new airlines are coming to Batumi International Airport, located on Georgia’s Black Sea coastline, to offer more flights and fresh routes this summer.
Georgia is deepening tourism ties with Saudi Arabia by linking the skies of the two capital cities – Tbilisi and Dammam.
Georgia’s air market is growing, welcoming new players and offering new flight directions.
Royal Falcon Airlines of Jordan is showing interest in beginning flights linking Georgia’s capital Tbilisi and Jordan’s capital Amman.
The capital cities of Georgia and Iran are now better linked thanks to the introduction of a new seasonal charter route between Tbilisi and Tehran.
Travelling between Georgia and Turkmenistan will become easier thanks to new direct flights linking the two capital cities from September this year.
A low-cost airline from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is coming to Batumi International Airport located on Georgia’s Black Sea coastline to offer more flights and diverse routes this summer.
Russian Air Company Ural Airlines plans to carry out direct flights from the Russian town of St. Petersburg to Georgia’s western town of Kutaisi.