Belarus airline Belavia launches Minsk-Kutaisi flights
Belavia has been carrying out flights to the Georgian capital of Tbilisi and the Black Sea town of Batumi as well. Photo: belavia.by
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The national carrier of Belarus, Belavia Airlines, is launching flights from the Belarus capital of Minsk to the western Georgian town of Kutaisi twice a week starting August 4.
Belavia has announced of its new destination in Twitter:
С 4 августа Belavia открывает новое регулярное направление в Кутаиси????
— Belavia Airlines (@Belavia_by) July 20, 2021
Рейсы будут выполняться 2 раза в неделю – по 3 и 7 дням.
Расписание по местному времени:
????Минск-Кутаиси – 09:35-13:35
????Кутаиси-Минск – 14:25-16:30
Подробности смотрите на сайте https://t.co/4ODKBingSa. pic.twitter.com/vmDIQBT2da
Belavia will be carrying out its flights on Wednesdays and Sundays until October 27, the Georgian Civil Aviation Agency (GCAA) reports.
We call on the citizens to be careful in planning their trips, read the border and sanitary regulations imposed by the destination countries, [as well as] airline notifications, official source announcements and schedules”, GCAA says.
It notes that the border restrictions and sanitary requirements defined by the states amid the coronavirus pandemic reflect on the decisions of the airlines regarding the launching, extension or renewal of air traffic.
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