Saudi Arabia’s Flyadeal airline begins operation in Georgia
Flyadeal was granted the permit to operate in Georgia on Thursday by the country’s Civil Aviation Agency.Photo:Arilines-airports.com
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Saudi Arabian budget airline Flyadeal will begin operating regular flights to Georgia’s capital and the Black Sea city of Batumi starting June 28, the Georgian Civil Aviation Agency announced on Thursday.
The agency also revealed the airline would operate 15 flights a week, with three Jeddah-Tbilisi flights per week, in addition to four flights from Riyadh and two from Dammam.
Flyadeal was granted the permit to operate in Georgia on Thursday by the country’s Civil Aviation Agency.
The airline is a subsidiary of Saudia, a leading airline in the Kingdom, and offers budget domestic and international flights.
The Hungarian budget airline WizzAir will carry passengers on regular flights from western Georgia’s Kutaisi International Airport to Italy’s capital Rome starting March 28, United Airports of Georgia said on Wednesday.
Flights between Georgia and Kazakhstan have resumed after a 4-day pause due to civil unrest in Kazakhstan. About 60 Georgian citizens have arrived to Georgia's Kutaisi airport from Kazakhstan's Aktau and Atyrau airports earlier today.
Passengers arriving at or departing from the Kutaisi International Airport in western Georgia will receive free week-long train tickets from Georgian Railway starting this Saturday, the company announced on Thursday.
A new terminal of Kutaisi International Airport has opened today, now allowing the airport capable of serving 2.5 million passengers annually, announces United Airports of Georgia. Georgian Economy Minister Natia Turnava said that the number of airlines that operated at Kutaisi International Airport before the pandemic has almost been restored.
Saudi Arabian budget airline Flyadeal has made its inaugural flight to Georgia from the capital Riyadh and resort city of Jeddah with brand new Airbus A320neo aircraft, the United Airports of Georgia said on Friday.