Georgia Opens Borders to International Flights from July 1, Ukraine Negotiating with It
Ukrainian airlines have already applied to the Georgian side with a corresponding statement.
Georgia is opening its borders to regular international flights from July 1, and Ukraine is already preparing to resume flights. This was reported by Ukrainian Infrastructure Minister Vladyslav Kryklii in his Telegram channel.
Kryklii held a video conversation with the Minister of Economy and Sustainable Development of Georgia, during which he learned that Georgia is preparing to open its borders for international flights from July 1.
Vladyslav Kryklii
Minister of Infrastructure of UkraineWe are ready to act quickly and in sync to resume regular passenger air services in coordination with the foreign ministries of both countries. Ukrainian airlines have already applied to the Georgian side with a statement of readiness to resume flights.
On May 19 it became known that, on the proposal of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Government of Ukraine has begun work on opening air links from Ukraine abroad.
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