Kuwaiti airline increases flight frequency to Georgia
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Kuwait Wataniya Airways is increasing flight frequency to Georgia for the winter aviation season.
Flights on the route Kuwait City-Tbilisi-Kuwait City will be carried out three times a week: on Tuesday, Friday and Sunday.
Wataniya Airways entered the Georgian air market this year. Tbilisi Shota Rustaveli International Airport received the first flight of Kuwait Wataniya Airways on July 11 at 17:00 (Tbilisi time).
Wataniya Airways used to have flights two times a week.
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