Tag: airlines
Yanair To Resume Regular Flights On Odesa-Batumi Route
The Yanair airline (Zhytomyr) will resume regular flights on the Odesa-Batumi route on 5 June.
Yanair To Suspend Flights To Batumi And Launch Kyiv-Riga Flights
The Yanair airline will suspend flights from Kyiv to Batumi in April and launch flights from Kyiv to Riga on 20 May.
Urga Airline More Than Doubles Its Net Profit In 2015
The Urga airline (Kirovohrad) increased its net profit 2.3-fold to UAH 12.593 million in 2015, compared with 2014, according to preliminary data.
Air Serbia To Launch Direct Kyiv-Belgrade Flights In June
Prices of roundtrip tickets begin at about UAH 5,400 hryvnia, including charges.
Turkish Airlines Introduces Promotional Ticket Prices For Ivano-Frankovsk – Istanbul Flights
The flights will be operated daily from 30 March.
Iran Seeking To Establish Air Links Between Its Cities And Major Ukrainian Administrative Centers
We have plans regarding flights to Odesa, Lviv, and Kherson from the administrative centers of Iran.
Mahan Air Confident Passenger Traffic Between Kyiv And Tehran Will Increase
We expect to increase passenger traffic between Kyiv and Tehran
Flydubai Increases Number Of Flights To Kyiv
The flydubai airline has increased the number of its flights to/from the Kyiv International Airport (Zhuliany) to nine per week.
Royal Jordanian Discontinues Flights To Ukraine
Royal Jordanian has stopped selling ticket, but the airline did not confirm the report of discontinuation of flights on the route.
Russian-Based S7 Airlines Finds Way of Circumventing Ban On Transit Flights Over Ukraine
The shareholders of S7 Airlines (Russia) are considering the possibility of acquiring a stake in a Bulgarian airline with the aim of circumventing the ban on operation of Russian transit flights over Ukraine.
Turkish Airlines To Begin Flying To Ivano-Frankivsk In Late March
The Ivano-Frankivsk airport has announced that the Turkish Airlines will launch daily flights from Istanbul to the airport on March 27, when the summer flight schedule enters into effect.
Turkish Airlines Planning To Launch Flights To Ivano-Frankivsk
Turkish Airlines is considering the possibility of launching regular flights to the Ivano-Frankivsk airport. The pilot flight is planned for March this year.
Number Of Flights Handled By UkSATSE Reduces By One-Third In 2015
The Ukrainian State Air Traffic Services Enterprise (UkSATSE) provided air navigation services for 234,861 flights in 2015, which is 32.4% less than the number in 2014.
Boeing 787 Dreamliner To Be Operated On Regular Flights To Ukraine
Royal Jordanian Airlines plans to operate a Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft on the line of Amman-Kyiv route in the 2016/2017 winter season.
Number Of Weekly Flights From Ukraine To Turkey Exceeds 100
Of the 109 regular flights that are performed between Turkey and Ukraine per week, excluding charter flights to holiday destinations, 63 are performed by three Turkish airlines and 46 by three Ukrainian airlines.
UIA Discloses Details Of Regional Hub At Ivano-Frankivsk Airport
The president of Ukraine International Airlines (UIA), Yurii Miroshnikov, has disclosed details of a regional hub at the Ivano-Frankivsk airport, the creation of which the airline’s supervisory board chairman Aron Mayberg recently announced.
Turkey Will Lose USD 3 Billion If Russia Cuts Air Links - media
Turkey could lose more than USD 3.3 billion in annual tourism revenue if Russia bans flights to the country.
Atlasjet Ukraine Begins Canceling Flights And Changing Flight Timetable
Passengers of the Atlasjet Ukraine airline (the Atlasglobal Ukraine brand) have begun receiving notification of cancellation of flights or postponement of departure times.
Ukrainian Airlines Banned From Flying Over Sinai Peninsula
The State Aviation Service has banned all Ukrainian airlines from flying over the Sinai Peninsula.
Lviv Airport Introduces Discounts For Airlines
The Lviv airport introduced several kinds of discounts for airlines that want to launch new flights or provide the airport with steady passenger traffic in October.
