Wizz Air resumes direct flights between Kutaisi and Krakow
The first flight brought 133 passengers from Krakow to Kutaisi and the majority of them were Polish citizens, says United Airports of Georgia. Photo: United Airports of Georgia.
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Hungarian low-cost airline Wizz Air has resumed regular flights today connecting the western Georgian city of Kutaisi to the Polish city of Krakow, announces United Airports of Georgia.
The first flight brought 133 passengers from Krakow to Kutaisi and the majority of them were Polish citizens, says United Airports of Georgia.
Wizz Air will operate flights between Krakow and Kutaisi twice a week.
Krakow is the fifth city in Poland from where Wizz Air operates flights to Kutaisi International Airport. Until now passengers were able to fly from Kutaisi to four cities of Poland: Warsaw, Gdansk, Wroclaw and Katowice.
In total, Wizz Air operates flights to 15 destinations in nine countries.
In addition, this winter Wizz Air will restore flights to Barcelona (Spain), Berlin (Germany) and Vienna (Austria) from Kutaisi airport, while Wizz Air Abu Dhabi will offer Abu Dhabi-Kutaisi flights two times a week starting December 16.
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Since the resumption of regular flights, Wizz Air has transported over 80,000 passengers from Kutaisi International Airport.
New and restored flights from Georgian western Kutaisi airport
Wizz Air Abu Dhabi, a joint venture between the Hungarian budget airline Wizz Air and Abu Dhabi state holding company ADQ, will begin operations at the western Georgian Kutaisi International Airport and will offer Abu Dhabi-Kutaisi flights two times a week starting December 16. In addition, this winter Wizz Air will restore flights to Barcelona (Spain), Berlin (Germany) and Vienna (Austria) from Kutaisi airport.
Hungarian low-cost airline Wizz Air is ready to add new routes and new flights to Europe from Kutaisi International Airport in western Georgia, announces the Ministry of Economy of Georgia. Deputy Economy Minister Mariam Kvrivishvili has hosted the top management of Wizz Air who are paying a two-day visit to Georgia.
Hungarian low-cost airline Wizz Air plans to station two more airplanes at Kutaisi International Airport and add seven more flight destinations, corporate communications manager of Wizz Air Andras Rado announced earlier today to Georgian Public Broadcaster's First Channel.
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Hungarian budget airline Wizz Air has resumed direct flights from the Kutaisi International Airport in western Georgia to the French capital Paris on Thursday, the United Airports of Georgia announced.