Wings of Lebanon to launch charter flights with Georgia
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A new Lebanese airline Wings of Lebanon begins chartered flights to Georgia's two international airports in the capital of Tbilisi and the seaside resort of Batumi.
The Georgian Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development announced that Wings of Lebanon will begin its flights to Georgia from June.
- Beirut-Tbilisi-Beirut flights will be performed twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays from June 27 until September 8
- Beirut-Batumi-Tbilisi-Beirut flights will be performed every Sunday from June 25 until September 3
- Beirut-Batumi-Beirut flights will be performed on Wednesdays from June 28 until September 6.
All the flights will be performed on Boeing B737.
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