Irish low-cost airline Ryanair will resume 40% of its flights from July 1 on most routes, including Georgia, but at a reduced frequency. Ryanair is resuming flights on two routes in Georgia – Tbilisi-Milan and Tbilisi-Cologne. Economy Minister Natia Turnava said that of the 36 airlines operating in Georgian market, 18 had already reached a…
A new road will be built in the city of Petropavlovsk this year. The 900-meter long road will link the developing Bereke micro-district with Zhambyl Street. New sidewalks and street lamps will be built and installed along the road. Mayor of Petropavlovsk Bulat Zhumabekov says the new road will also cross the Kopai micro-district, which…
Tbilisi International Airport has been named on “Skytrax World Airport Awards 2020” as one of the top ten airports in Eastern Europe for the seventh year in a row. In the survey, ten airports were named as the best airports in the Eastern Europe in 2020, including international airports in Budapest, Bucharest, Tallinn, Kyiv (Boryspil),…
Freight volume handled in the Port of Liepaja in January-April fell by 22.7% YoY, to 2,169,600 tons. In the reporting period, transshipment of grain dropped by 2.2%, to 903,600 tons, anthracite – 5-fold, to 109,200 tons, and construction materials – by 2.9%, to 271,900 tons, while transshipment of oil products grew by 32.8%, to 166,700…
Use of personal transport is allowed in Bishkek. Mayor of the capital, Aziz Surakmatov, has stated. According to him, since public transport does not work, citizens can travel by their private cars. “If you need to leave home for personal reasons, you need to fill out a route sheet,” he said. (24.kg/Business World Magazine)
Ukraine’s Chief Medical Officer Viktor Liashko has said the government plans to reopen subways in Ukraine at the fourth stage of getting out of the coronavirus-related quarantine set in the country. “We planned to reopen the subways at the fourth stage, when the number of new unrelated cases of COVID-19 would be less than five…
Cabinet of Ministers has agreed to invest up to EUR 250 million into airBaltic base capital, Prime Minister Krisjanis Karins has announced after the government meeting. Transport Minister Talis Linkaits explained after the meeting that this decision would help increase the state’s share in the company to 91%. This investment will be coordinated with the…