Europe’s largest bus company, FlixBus, will start traveling to Tallinn under plans to expand to eastern and western Europe in the first half of 2020. The Ministry of Economy has approved FlixBus Polska’s request to open bus routes on Berlin-Tallinn, Warsaw-Tallinn and Prague-Tallinn. “We are preparing to start operations in the Baltic States,” said Michal…
Head of Ukravtodor Automobile Road Agency Oleksandr Kubrakov says Ukraine’s main highways network could be upgraded within two or three years. “I think the country has a chance to get good roads and renew their main network in two or three years. But we can show a truly unprecedented result and construction scope as early…
The Serbian national airline Air Serbia announced the launch of regular flights from Lviv to Belgrade (Serbia) from June, the press service of Lviv Danylo Halytskyi International Airport reported. “Starting from June 5, Air Serbia opens a new direction on the Lviv-Belgrade route. Flights will be operated four times a week, on Mondays, Wednesdays, Saturdays…
In January, the Freeport of Riga handled 2,130,200 tons of cargo, down by 25% YoY. Transshipment of dry bulk cargo fell by 33.1%, to 1,265,000 tons, liquid bulk cargo – by 8.5%, to 259,300 tons, and general cargo – by 9.2%, to 606,200 tons. The port’s container throughput climbed by 0.2%, to 428,156 TEUs. In…
Budget commission of the Bishkek City Council has approved of a purchase of 50 buses at the expense of the capital’s budget, the First Vice Mayor of Bishkek Almaz Baketaev announced at a planned meeting at the City Hall. He instructed the head of the Bishkek Passenger Transport Enterprise Nurlan Koichubakov to speed up the…
Freight volume handled in the Port of Liepaja in January climbed by 0.4% YoY, to 570,400 tons. In the reporting period, transshipment of grain grew by 0.6%, to 248,100 tons, anthracite – fell by 90.4%, to 11,500 tons, construction materials – grew by 9%, to 50,100 tons, and oil products – 1.52-fold, to 55,400 tons.…
Georgian airports serviced 314,079 passengers in January in total, down by 3% YoY, United Airports of Georgia reported. While Kutaisi and Batumi international airports experienced an increase in passenger flow, Tbilisi International Airport actually experienced a decrease. The reason was the Russian flight ban to and from Georgia, which came into force on July 8,…