Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze on May 3 announced passengers of the capital city would be able to pay taxi fares using quick response codes starting this month. Kaladze said the “innovative and fast method” would be approved for use after it was proposed by the Georgia-based fintech company BKN301 Georgia, and added their use would…
Hungarian low-fare airline Wizz Air plans to expand its network of destinations and increase its fleet in the Polish capital. On May 2, the airline announced that it would add a new aircraft to the ones based in Warsaw to increase the frequency of flights on 13 routes from Chopin Airport. The carrier also said…
The Air Moldova company suspended carrying out flights and the sale of tickets May 2. According to Air Moldova, the company submitted to court an application on the approval of its accelerated reorganization, which represented an action plan, the goal of which was to avoid the bankruptcy of this air company, solve the present problems…
Bolt has signed framework leasing agreements with Luminor and Swedbank, whereby the banks will provide up to EUR 126 million to finance new Bolt Drive cars and triple the company’s fleet in the Baltic States. Swedbank will provide up to EUR 80 million and Luminor will provide up to EUR 46,2 million for the purchase…
Warsaw-Radom Airport, located some 110 km south of Warsaw, has opened for business again after a PLN 800-million (EUR 174.4 million) refit. The airport will serve as a supplementary facility to Chopin, Warsaw’s primary airport. Speaking at the opening ceremony Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said that Warsaw-Radom Airport would relieve the pressure on Chopin, which…
Hungarian budget airline Wizz Air plans to station its fourth passenger jet at western the Kutaisi International Airport in December and resume direct flights from the location to Copenhagen, United Airports of Georgia Director Irakli Karkashadze has announced. Karkashadze said a “significant agreement” had been reached with the airline enabling the airport to gradually increase…
Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze on April 26 said his office would purchase 160 new 18-metre-long buses “in the first stage” of the latest push to update and expand the public transport fleet in the Georgian capital. Kaladze said the new vehicles were planned to be purchased throughout 2024, with the first batch to be delivered…