Jordanian Royal Falcon Airlines looks to enter Georgia
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Royal Falcon Airlines of Jordan is showing interest in beginning flights linking Georgia’s capital Tbilisi and Jordan’s capital Amman.
The Jordanian airline was interested in starting charter flights from next month.
Representatives from Royal Falcon Airlines visited Tbilisi and met Georgian aviation authorities today to learn more about Georgia’s aviation market.
Georgian Civil Aviation Agency announced "in the coming days” the Jordanian delegation will meet Georgian tour operator companies.
After these meetings Royal Falcon Airlines will have a clearer idea of how to position itself in the Georgian market and offer the best possible services for passengers travelling between Georgia and Jordan, said local authorities.
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