Low-cost carrier SkyUp launches flights to Tel Aviv from two Ukrainian cities
Ticket prices start from UAH 2,400.
Ukrainian low-cost carrier SkyUp Airlines is launching regular flights to Tel Aviv, Israel, from Lviv and Zaporizhzhia.
From Lviv and back, the company will begin flying on 24 November this year on Thursdays and Sundays, the company said in a press service statement. A one-way ticket without baggage currently costs from UAH 2,402 and UAH 2,428.
Flights from Zaporizhzhia and back will start on 5 December. Ticket prices are from UAH 2,377 and UAH 2,453.
- Lviv — Tel Aviv — Thursday, Sunday, from 24 November, from UAH 2,402.
- Tel Aviv — Lviv — Thursday, Sunday, from 24 November, from UAH 2,428.
- Zaporizhzhia — Tel Aviv — Thursday, Sunday, from 5 December, from UAH 2,377.
- Tel Aviv — Zaporizhzhia — Thursday, Sunday, from 5 December, from UAH 2,453.
Tickets are already on sale.
Earlier, SkyUp announced flights from Lviv, Zaporizhzhia and Kharkiv to Sharjah in the United Arab Emirates.
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