Kuwaiti airline starts summer season flights from Tbilisi
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Georgia and Kuwait are celebrating the opening of regular air service between Kuwait City and Georgia’s capital of Tbilisi.
Tbilisi Shota Rustaveli International Airport received the first flight of Kuwait Wataniya Airways yesterday at 17:00 (Tbilisi time).
Started back on July 11 the direct flights will continue until October 29, Georgian Civil Aviation Agency reported.
The flights will be carried out three times a week: on Monday, Tuesday and Friday with an Airbus A320 aircraft.
Yesterday high officials from the founder and owner group of Wataniya Airways, Ambassador of Georgia to Kuwait, Georgia’s Civil Aviation Agency and other invited guests celebrated the launch of KWI-TBS-KWI regular air service. Photo by Georgian Civil Aviation Agency.
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