Samarkand air harbor is about to become a major tourist hub. The entire airport is soon to receive a program which is expected to systematize the most complex system of the commissioning of a new terminal. The project company Air Marakanda, together with specialists from Munich International Airport (Germany) and Istanbul International Airport (Turkey), is…
Dnipropetrovsk airport has been officially renamed into Dnipro airport, according to the Infrastructure Minister of Ukraine Vladyslav Kryklii. “The previous name of the airport “Dnipropetrovsk” has remained in the past. In the aerodrome certificates, aeronautical information data, information materials, as well as in the registers, the airport is already named Dnipro,” the minister wrote on…
The state-owned railway infrastructure company Estonian Railways (Eesti Raudtee) and Leonhard Weiss OU have entered into a contract for expanding the Balti Jaam central railway station of Tallinn for slightly over EUR 3.3 million. In the framework of the project, two new station tracks will be built at the station complete with platforms, as well…
The State Aviation Administration of Ukraine has allowed Ukraine-based SkyUp Airlines to launch three new scheduled flights, namely Kyiv-Bodrum (Turkey), Kyiv-Helsinki (Finland) and Lviv-Baku (Azerbaijan). Relevant orders have been published on the agency’s website. The Kyiv-Bodrum flights will be performed three times a week, the Kyiv-Helsinki flights – four times a week and the Lviv-Baku…
Latvian airline company airBaltic will resume flights between Tallinn and Munich three times a week from May 1. The flights will depart on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Currently, airBaltic flies direct to Amsterdam, Berlin, Copenhagen, London, Oslo, Stockholm and Riga. The company plans to starts flying to Brussels, Malaga, Paris and Vilnius in the coming…
The Czech Republic’s flag carrier CSA-Czech Airlines will start operating flights from Prague to Odesa from next week. The flight schedule is available on the CSA website. From April 2, flights will be operated twice a week – on Tuesdays and Fridays. A one-way ticket costs CZK 2,663 (UAH 3,323). The airline still performs daily…
From March 28, it will be possible to fly from Estonia to Ukraine when flights resume from Tallinn Airport. More destinations will be added to the schedule throughout the summer. The airport said there were currently nine lines operating and a 10th would be added on March 28. Flights can be taken to the following…