Polish leisure airline launches charter flights in Batumi
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Polish leisure airline company Small Planet Airlines is launching seasonal charter flights in Georgia, connecting Warsaw to Batumi this summer.
Capital of Poland Warsaw and Georgia’s Black Sea resort town Batumi will be linked from May 26.
Small Planet Airlines will perform flights until October.
The charter flights will be launched once in a week – on every Friday – with Airbus A320 types of aircraft.
The Georgian Civil Aviation Agency (GCAA) granted permission to Small Planet Airlines to launch flights in Georgia on May 19.
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Summer aviation season kicks off in Batumi
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