Ukrainian, Azerbaijani airlines to perform flights to Batumi this summer
Ukrainian and Azerbaijani airlines will perform flights to Black Sea resort town of Batumi this summer. Photo: Nino Alavidze/Agenda.ge.
Tweet 
Share
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.
SkyUp Airlines will perform Kiev-Batumi-Kiev flights starting May 25. Flights will be carried out 10 times a week by a Boeing B737-800 aircraft.
As for Buta Airways, the airline company will perform Baku-Batumi-Baku flights between June 14 and September 13.
Flights will be carried out twice a week by Embraer E190, Airbus A319 and A320 aircrafts.
Saudi Arabia’s budget airline Flynas is expanding in Georgia, adding new flights to Georgia’s Batumi International Airport, announces the Georgian Civil Aviation Agency.
Starting from the summer season Smartlynx Airlines will carry out charter flights by the 180-seat Airbus A320 aircraft from Tallinn Airport.
Ukrainian airline YanAir is expanding its service in Georgia, the Georgian Civil Aviation Agency has announced.
Georgia’s Black Sea resort city of Batumi is one of Airbnb’s top 19 trending destinations for 2019 as it is one of the most searched cities on the online marketplace connecting travellers with local hosts.
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.
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.
Kazakh airline SCAT will conduct regular flights from Nursultan to Batumi in summer 2019.
This summer season Jordan and Georgia are forging ties to increase the flow of tourists by offering seasonal charter flights and tour packages.
The airport of Georgian Black Sea resort town of Batumi will experience a major renovation during the next 10 years in order to meet growing demand for air travel.
Azerbaijani low-cost airline Buta Airways is increasing flight frequency on the route Baku-Batumi-Baku, announces the Georgian Civil Aviation Agency.
A new terminal has been opened at the airport of the Georgian Black Sea resort town of Batumi that will now be able to serve 1.2 million passengers annually. The expansion of Batumi International Airport was conditioned by the increase of passenger flow, which exceeded 600,000 in 2019.