Turkish Southwind Airlines begins operation in Georgia
The once-a-week flights will be offered on Sundays, by Airbus 321 aircraft, until September 25. Photo: TAV Georgia.
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Turkish-based Southwind Airlines starts operating charter flights from Tbilisi International Airport to Antalya, performing its first flight on Sunday, TAV Georgia, the company operating two airports in Georgia, has revealed.
The once-a-week flights will be offered on Sundays, by Airbus 321 aircraft, until September 25.
Pegasus Airlines, a Turkey-based low-cost airline is currently operating regular flights from Tbilisi to Antalya five times a week, and during September flights will be performed six times a week.
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