Ukraine Airlines considers adding flights to Tbilisi
Ukraine International Airlines conducts direct flights to the Ukrainian towns of Kharkiv, Lviv, Odesa, Dnepropetrovsk, Zaporozhie and the capital city of Kyiv. Photo: Flyuia/facebook page.
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Ukraine International Airlines is ready to add flights to Tbilisi, company official Evgenia Satskaya stated.
We are discussing the possibility of carrying out flights more frequently,” she said.
We do not plan flights to Batumi as this direction is seasonal. We decided to refuse seasonal flights,” she added.
Satskaya stated that flights to Tbilisi are of great importance for Ukraine Airlines as ‘Tbilisi has a transit effect’, but that high fees established by airport operation companies in Georgia means it is difficult for Ukraine Airlines to develop further in the country.
Reducing taxes would allow us to drop ticket costs,” Satskaya said.
Currently, Ukraine International Airlines conducts two flights to Tbilisi on a daily basis.
Ukraine International Airlines conducts direct flights to the Ukrainian towns of Kharkiv, Lviv, Odesa, Dnepropetrovsk, Zaporozhye and the capital city of Kyiv.
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