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Good news for Moldovans. A Georgian airline will operate flights to and from Chisinau

Good news for Moldovans traveling to Georgia. The Georgian air operator "Georgian Wings" will operate the direct Chisinau-Tbilisi route. The announcement was made by the Minister of Infrastructure and Regional Development, Andrei Spînu.

According to the minister, the flights will be operated every day from Tuesday and Saturday. Tickets can already be purchased.

"Friends, another good news for the weekend. Georgian Wings has just announced that it will operate the direct Chisinau-Tbilisi route every Tuesday and Saturday. The first flights will take place on February 20, 2024. Tickets can already be purchased. Happy travels to everyone!" wrote Andrei Spînu on his Facebook account.

We remind you that after the completion of the audit of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) to which our country was subjected this September, it was proved that the level of air security is high both for passengers, aircraft crews and the entire aeronautical industry.

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