New Ukrainian airline to carry out Kiev-Tbilisi flights
During the winter season flights will be performed two times a week, on Thursdays and Sundays. Photo: TAV Georgia.
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A new airline has entered Tbilisi International Airport, announces TAV Georgia, the sole operator of Tbilisi and Batumi International Airports.
New Ukrainian Airline SkyUP has already performed its first direct flight on the route Kiev-Tbilisi-Kiev.
During the winter season flights will be performed two times a week, on Thursdays and Sundays by Boeing 737-800/737-700 type aircrafts.
The newly-founded Ukrainian airline SkyUP, based in Zhuliani Airport, nowadays serves direct flights to 12 different destinations.
A new destination is being added to Tbilisi International Airport, announces TAV Georgia, the sole operator of Tbilisi and Batumi International Airports.
The largest Indian low cost airline Indigo plans to launch flights between India and Georgia starting from February 2019, announces TAV Georgia, the sole operator of Tbilisi and Batumi International Airports.
The French flag carrier Air France will launch direct regular flights on the route Paris-Tbilisi from April 2019, announces TAV Georgia, the sole operator of Tbilisi and Batumi International Airports.
TAROM, Romania’s flag carrier and oldest operating airline, will soon launch scheduled flights between Romania’s capital of Bucharest and Georgia’s capital of Tbilisi, announced the Georgian Civil Aviation Agency.
Turkish Airlines will launch operations to Tbilisi International Airport from Istanbul's new airport, announces the Georgian Civil Aviation Agency.
The French flag carrier Air France will launch direct regular flights on the route Paris-Tbilisi from 31 March, announces the Georgian Civil Aviation Agency.
Local airline company Georgian Airways is getting ready for this year’s summer aviation season, increasing flight frequency to European destinations, announces Georgian Civil Aviation Agency.
The French flag carrier Air France has made its inaugural flight from the French capital of Paris today, with Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili being among its first passengers. Air France will be carrying out regular flights between Paris and Tbilisi twice a week until 23 October with an Airbus A 320.
The Uzbek flag carrier will soon connect the capital cities of Uzbekistan and Georgia with new seasonal flights.
Air Malta, the flag carrier airline of Malta is launching Tbilisi-Malta flights from July 4, announces the United Airports of Georgia.
The largest Indian low cost airline Indigo has postponed entering the Georgian aviation market, says the Georgian Civil Aviation Agency.