FlyArystan Airlines has launched regular flights between Kutaisi and the city of Shymkent (Kazakhstan), the Association of Airports of the Ministry of Economy of Georgia reports. The first flight was carried out on July 14. Shymkent has become the fourth city in Kazakhstan from which regular flights to Kutaisi are carried out. Currently FlyArystan also…
JSC Ukrzaliznytsia has already received funds from the July placement of Eurobonds, the press service of the Ministry of Infrastructure reports. “Following meetings with investors and pricing, JSC Ukrzaliznytsia attracted financing in the amount of $300 million by issuing 5-year bonds. The funds are already on the company’s accounts,” reads the report. The ministry reminded…
During the summer tourist season, the Issyk-Kul International Airport accommodated its first flight from Moscow on July 15, press service of Manas International Airport reported. Aeroflot airline plans to operate Moscow – Tamchy – Moscow flight three times a week – on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays. The pricing policy is determined by airlines that sell…
A loan agreement was signed between Kyrgyzstan and the Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic Cooperation on the project for reconstruction of Issyk-Kul ring road at Korumdu – Balbai section, the Ministry of Economy and Finance reported. 80.5 kilometers of the road will be repaired for $28.9 million. The project will ensure improvement of road communication…
The state is looking at replacing a catamaran ferry, which connects the small island of Ruhnu with the Estonian mainland, but which has been prone to technical issues, most recently this week and largely due to its intense schedule. The procurement process would take three or more years and will see the vessel, called the…
The ferry regularly servicing the small Estonian island of Ruhnu is out of commission again due to engine problems. Authorities have found a stop-gap solution via the use of one of their own boats. The Runo, a catamaran-type vessel, has been taken out of service due to an engine issue, not for the first time…
Ferry line TS Laevad, which connects Estonia’s larger islands to the mainland, has reported a year-on-year increase in passenger numbers of 14%, with the Hiiumaa route seeing a record result. TS Laevad, a subsidiary of the part-state-owned, part-listed Port of Tallinn (Tallinna Sadam), carried 271,325 passengers in June. June 2020 was, however, the first full…