Moldova's FlyOne to carry out Chisinau-Batumi-Chisinau flights starting June 4
The Chisinau-Batumi-Chisinau flights will be carried out two times a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays, from June 4 to October 1. Photo: skytraxratings.com.
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Moldova's low-cost airline FlyOne will carry out flights between the country's capital city of Chisinau and the Black Sea resort city of Batumi, announces the Georgian Civil Aviation Agency.
The Chisinau-Batumi-Chisinau flights will be carried out two times a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays, from June 4 to October 1.
This week Georgian Economy Minister Natia Turnava said that the number of airline companies that are either increasing the frequency of weekly flights or new airlines that want to enter the country 'is growing very fast'.
She added that according to today's data, the government has more than 350 weekly flight applications for the summer period.
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