Thai airline company launches direct flights from Bangkok to Tbilisi
The charter flights will be carried out three times a week for three months by an Airbus 330 type aircraft. Photo: Air Asia X.
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Air company Thai Air Asia X is starting direct charter flights from Bangkok, the capital city of Thailand to Tbilisi from December 28, 2019, announced TAV Georgia today.
The charter flights will be carried out three times a week for three months by an Airbus 330 type aircraft.
Today representatives of Thai Air Asia X have met with the management of TAV Georgia and the Civil Aviation Agency of Georgia and discussed procedures related to the operation of flights.
Thai Air Asia X has been operating on the aviation market since 2014. As of today, it carries out direct flights to 66 international and 29 local destinations.
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Air company Thai Air Asia X has started direct charter flights from Bangkok, the capital city of Thailand to Tbilisi, announced TAV Georgia today.