Polish airline Enter Air to carry out flights to Batumi this summer
Starting June 4 Enter Air will connect Poland’s capital city of Warsaw to Batumi. Photo: Civil Aviation Agency.
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Polish airline Enter Air will carry out flights during the summer aviation season to Georgia’s Black Sea resort town of Batumi, announces the Civil Aviation Agency of Georgia.
Starting June 4 Enter Air will connect Poland’s capital city of Warsaw to Batumi.
Warsaw-Batumi flights will be carried out until October 2, says the Civil Aviation Agency.
The flights will be carried out by Boeing B737-800 aircrafts, every Monday.
The Civil Aviation Agency granted permission to Enter Air to carry out summer season flights today.
To note, Ukrainian low-cost Airline SkyUP and Azerbaijani low-cost airline Buta Airways will also perform flights to Batumi this summer.
The South Korean flag carrier Korean Air will resume its charter flight on the route Seoul-Tbilisi-Seoul from May 30. In summer the airline will perform charter flights from Tbilisi International Airport.
Ukrainian low-cost Airline SkyUP and Azerbaijani low-cost airline Buta Airways will perform flights to Georgia’s Black Sea resort town of Batumi this summer, announces Georgian Civil Aviation Agency.
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Kazakh airline SCAT will conduct regular flights from Nursultan to Batumi in summer 2019.