Irish low-cost airline is interested in adding new destinations. The letter sent to "Commersant" by Ryanair representative says that "the company is looking for new destinations but at the moment they don’t make a comment regarding the commercial negotiations, including with Georgia.
Georgia's Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili talkled about the Irish carrier’s entry into the Georgian market while delivering his speech in the Parliament. The Prime Minister mentioned Vizair’s wide scale entry into the market. According to Giorgi Kvirikashvili, 7- 8 new European destinations are planned to add at the Kutaisi international airport.
In his words, intense negotiations were conducted with the Irish carrier Ryanair and he expressed hope that this process would be completed successfully and another large low-cost airline would fly from Kutaisi airport.
Ryanair is Europe's number one low-cost airline. According to the reports, the government is also actively negotiating withEasyJet, AirBerlin.
Hungarian "Vizair " and Turkish "Pegasus" low-cost airlines have entered the Georgian market in recent years, which significantly reduced the cost of air traffic from Georgia.
Source:commersant.ge |
December 31, 2015
