Ryanair airline publishes video on Georgia before launching flights in November [VIDEO]
Ryanair’s Chief Commercial Officer David O'Brien and the Director General of the United Airports of Georgia Giorgi Chogovadze signed the agreement on direct flights in the summer of 2018.
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The Irish low-cost airline Ryanair has released a video titled “Discover Georgia with Ryanair” before it launches flights to and from Georgia next month.
The video comes from real social media posts, videos and photos by people visiting Georgia, showing different regions of the country, its nature, culture, traditions and food.
The video has been released by Ryanair.
Direct flights to Europe will be operated from both Kutaisi and Tbilisi International Airports by the airline.
In November, Ryanair will fly from Kutaisi to Marseille and Bologna, two times a week, while it will offer flights from Tbilisi to Milan four times a week.
Starting April 2020, flights from Tbilisi Airport will be carried out to Cologne three times a week.
The airline will eventually carry out flights to 12 destinations.
The Ministry of Economy of Georgia is working on an economic study to find a company that will launch flights between Georgia and the United States, says the Prime Minister of Georgia Mamuka Bakhtadze.
The American Chamber of Commerce in Georgia has expressed its support for direct flights between the US and Georgia, in a letter published on September 16, 2019.
Georgia has begun talks with United Airlines to launch direct US-Georgia flights.
Irish lowcoster Ryanair will begin operations in Georgia starting in November, United Airports of Georgia announces.
Irish low-cost airline Ryanair is entering the Georgian aviation market starting November 6, announced the Georgian Civil Aviation Agency (GCAA) earlier today.
The Irish low-cost airline Ryanair has launched its first ever flights from Georgia to European destinations. Direct flights to Europe will be operated from Tbilisi and Kutaisi International Airport.
Ireland’s low-cost airline Ryanair has published an article about Georgia on its official webpage, promoting the country as “one of Europe's fastest-growing tourist destinations” with “a delicious cuisine, fascinating history and an abundance of unmissable sites”.