Georgian Airways increases flight frequency for 2019 summer season
This summer, flights will be performed three times a week from Tbilisi to Amsterdam, Vienna, Bologna, Barcelona, Brussels, and Prague. Photo: Georgian Airways.
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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.
This summer, flights will be performed three times a week from Georgia’s capital of Tbilisi to Amsterdam, Vienna, Bologna, Barcelona, Brussels, and Prague.
Currently Georgian Airways performs these flights two times a week.
Georgian Airways will also resume flights from Georgia’s Black Sea resort town of Batumi to the Russian capital of Moscow.
Flights on this route will be carried out once a week from June 7 until October 26, on Fridays.
A disagreement between TAV Georgia, the sole operator of Tbilisi and Batumi International Airports and local airline company Georgian Airways continues.
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The Ukrainian law-cost SkyUp Airlines has made its inaugural flight from Kharkiv to Kutaisi, in Georgia’s west. SkyUp Airlines will be carrying out regular flights from the Ukrainian cities of Kharkiv and Odessa to Kutaisi.
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