Georgia’s Myway Airlines launches flights to Zhukovsky Airport near Moscow
Initially the direct flights will be carried out for three times a week. Photo: Civil Aviation Agency/facebook.
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Georgia’s Myway Airlines will conduct regular flights from Tbilisi to Zhukovsky, Russia starting April 26, 2019 until the end of the summer aviation season.
Zhukovsky is a city located 40 kilometers south-east of Moscow, and is serviced by train and bus connections from and to the city centre.
Direct flights will initially be carried out three times a week while the number will grow to four from July 1 – September 9.
The Civil Aviation Agency of the Ministry of Economy licensed Myway Airlines to conduct Tbilisi-Zhukovsky-Tbilisi regular flights on March 21, 2019.
Myway Airlines has been operating since June 2018. It carries out regular flights from Tbilisi to Tel Aviv and vice versa at present.
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