Kutaisi-Warsaw plane makes emergency landing in Bucharest over fake bomb alert
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United Airports of Georgia has reported that a security check on board of a Kutaisi-Warsaw plane that made an emergency landing in Bucharest has come to an end, proving the earlier bomb alert to be fake.
The Wizz Air plane emergency landed in Bucharest because of a bomb alert received by the Kutaisi airport today which was followed by the immediate evacuation of more than 170 passengers in Bucharest.
Currently the passengers are being seated on board the plane to complete the flight.
Georgian police has launched an investigation into the fake bomb alert. The individual who reported the bomb threat has been identified.
Hungarian low-cost airline Wizz Air, is launching a new direct flight that will connect Georgia to Romania. Starting from July 3, 2018 Wizz Air will launch flights between Georgia’s western city of Kutaisi and Romania’s capital of Bucharest, the airline company announced today.
Wizz Air launches new direct flights from Kutaisi
Hungarian low-cost airline Wizz Air is adding new routes from Georgia’s Kutaisi International Airport to four European cities. Rome, Paris, Barcelona. and Prague – these are new destinations where travellers from Georgia can arrive at an affordable price.
Hungarian low-cost airline Wizz Air is adding a new airplane this year in its base in Georgia’s Kutaisi International Airport to cater to the growing number of passengers.
The new terminal of Georgia’s western Kutaisi International Airport will be opened in early 2019 to cater to the rapidly growing number of passengers. This new terminal will be able to serve three times more passengers than now, says the Georgian Airports Association.