By Asbarez | Wednesday, 19 April 2017
Armenia Aircompany to launch flights from Yerevan to Tel Aviv, Israel beginning May 17, 2017 (Photo: Armenia Aircompany)
YEREVAN (ARKA)—Armenia Aircompany will begin operating regular flights to Israel, the press service of the Chief Civil Aviation Department of Armenia said on Wednesday.
The maiden flight is slated for May 17, 2017.
The permission was granted to Armenia airline following lengthy negotiations between the Chief Civil Aviation Department and relevant Israeli authorities. The destination airports are in Yerevan and Tel -Aviv. Flights will be made twice a week on Thursdays and Sundays.
Armenian authorities believe that direct flights between Israel and Armenia will have a positive impact on the development of tourism and economy.
Round-trip tickets will value at about 247 Euros, and will begin selling on April 20.
Founded in late 2015, Armenia Aircompany is currently the only airline operating in Armenia, with regular flights to Lebanon, Russia, Georgia, Iran, and Greece.
comments
Iran Holds Massive War Games Near Armenian, Azeri Borders
Putin Invites Pashinyan, Aliyev for Talks, Slams Macron
Armenian Man Arrested In Russia Over Crimea Bridge Blast
U.S. Again Calls on Azerbaijan to Pull Back Troops in Armenia
Russia Calls on Azerbaijan to Pull Back Troops in Armenia
France Demands Withdrawal of Azerbaijani Forces from Armenia
Aliyev Says No One or Nothing Can Stop His Forces
CSTO Secretary-General Arrives in Armenia as Putin Calls for Restraint
Tehran Vows Strong Resistance Against Effort to Damage Iran-Armenia Border
Aliyev Anticipates Yerevan-Baku Peace Treaty Will be Signed in a Few Months
