YanAir Renews Flights to Batumi from April 3

Ukrainian air company Yanair Airlines renews regular flights to Georgia from April 3rd.

It will operate Kyiv-Tbilisi-Kyiv flights twice a week, and from May 1st, Yanair Airlines will increase the frequency and will launch Kyiv-Batumi flights daily.

The cost of a two-way ticket starts from 3,500 hryvnia.

From May 4th, the airline will also launch Odesa-Batumi-Odesa flights twice a week. The price of the ticket will start from 4,000 hryvnia.

The tickets are already available at the official website of YanAir Airlines: www.yanair.ua.

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YanAir Renews Flights to Batumi from April 3

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