Pegasus Airlines to resume flights to Georgia from February 11
Georgian Economy Minister Natia Turnava said Later in January that from February 1 all airline companies that have already operated or plan to enter the country's aviation market in the future will be able to operate regular flights. Photo: United Airports of Georgia/Facebook.
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Pegasus Airlines will resume flights to Georgia from February 11, says the United Airports of Georgia.
The company will offer daily flights to passengers between Tbilisi and Istanbul.
International flights have been resumed in Georgia on February 1.
Georgian Economy Minister Natia Turnava said in January that all airline companies that have already operated or plan to enter the country’s aviation market in the future will be able to operate regular flights.
Georgia's tourism industry representatives have delivered an open letter to the government outlining their "disagreement" with the announced timescale for easing coronavirus-related restrictions in the country over the following months.
International flights will resume in Georgia starting February 1, announces Georgian Economy Minister Natia Turnava, stating that all airline companies that have already operated or plan to enter the country's aviation market in the future will be able to operate regular flights.
Regular international flights will not resume in Georgia until December 31, 2020 announces the Georgian Civil Aviation Agency.
Georgia is easing regulations for Turkish travellers to enter the country, announces Georgian Economy Minister Natia Turnava. Following the new rules Turkish citizens should present a negative PCR test from the past 72 hours at the border and retest on the third day. Further self-isolation will not be required if the test returns negative.
Starting today domestic flights will resume between Queen Tamar Airport in Mestia, Svaneti region and Ambrolauri airport in Georgia’s Racha region, announces United Airports of Georgia. Flights will be carried out twice a week in February and March.
Qatar Airways, the state-owned flag carrier of Qatar, will operate daily flights between Doha and Tbilisi, reports local media outlet interpressnews (IPN).
Azerbaijani low-cost Buta Airways will start to operate a Baku-Tbilisi-Baku flight three times a week starting in mid-March, Economy Minister Natia Turnava said earlier today. Other low-cost companies which will start operating flights in Georgia from mid-March are Kazakh air carriers Air Astana and FlyArystan.
The Georgian government has expanded the list of countries from which tourists can travel to Georgia with negative PCR tests conducted within the last 72 hours.
Georgia is easing regulations for international travellers to enter the country as well as for the citizens of Georgia who are returning to the country from abroad. When coming to Georgia foreign visitors must present at the border a document that proves that he/she underwent a complete course of coronavirus vaccination. Citizens of all foreign countries who are vaccinated will be able to enter Georgia.
German-based Condor airlines will start operating direct flights from Frankfurt to Tbilisi starting May 1 with twice-a-week flights, TAV Georgia, the company operating two airports in Georgia, has revealed.