Belavia to resume flights to Armenian capital city

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16.02.2018, 18:36

Belarusian airline Belavia will resume direct flights between Yerevan and Minsk, Armenia’s Main Civil Aviation Administration said today.

Belavia to resume flights to Armenian capital city

YEREVAN, February 16. /ARKA/. Belarusian airline Belavia will resume direct flights between Yerevan and Minsk, Armenia’s Main Civil Aviation Administration said today.

The news was announced following a meeting between the head of the Main Civil Aviation Administration Sergey Avetisyan and Belarusian ambassador to Armenia Igor Nazaruk.

Belavia is said to have received permission of Armenian aviation administration to operate regular flights between the capital cities Minsk and Yerevan from March to October.

Belavia plans to carry out two flights a week, with the first flight slated for March 25. Belavia operated regular flights between Minsk and Yerevan in 2017 summer.-0-

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