Armenia and Wizz Air discuss launching flights to Kazakhstan and Georgia
27.03.2026,
17:19
On Friday, Armenian Minister of Territorial Administration and Infrastructure David Khudatyan and Wizz Air Chief Commercial Officer Ian Malin discussed the launch of flights to Kazakhstan and Georgia and the establishment of a pilot training center.
YEREVAN, March 27. /ARKA/. On Friday, Armenian Minister of Territorial Administration and Infrastructure David Khudatyan and Wizz Air Chief Commercial Officer Ian Malin discussed the launch of flights to Kazakhstan and Georgia and the establishment of a pilot training center.
Khudatyan stated that Wizz Air is a reliable partner for the Armenian government, expressing hope for further expansion of its flight network, the ministry's press service reported.
Malin announced the launch of two new routes: to Eindhoven (Netherlands) and Brussels (Belgium).
Khudatyan proposed considering flights from Shirak Airport to Gyumri in the context of possible flights to Georgia.
Regarding the establishment of a pilot training center, the parties noted that this structure would be important not only for Wizz Air and Armenia, but also for pilots throughout the region.
Khudatyan stated that Wizz Air is a reliable partner for the Armenian government, expressing hope for further expansion of its flight network, the ministry's press service reported.
Malin announced the launch of two new routes: to Eindhoven (Netherlands) and Brussels (Belgium).
Khudatyan proposed considering flights from Shirak Airport to Gyumri in the context of possible flights to Georgia.
Regarding the establishment of a pilot training center, the parties noted that this structure would be important not only for Wizz Air and Armenia, but also for pilots throughout the region.
