  Ryanair will start flying to Georgia August 21, 2019 - 13:52 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - A cooperation agreement has been signed between the Georgian Airports Association and the Irish low-cost carrier Ryanair. One of the largest and most well-known budget airlines will offer direct flights to Europe from both Kutaisi and Tbilisi international airports, 1tv.ge reports. Information on flights to Georgia is gradually being published on the official website of Ryanair, with tickets for flights from Tbilisi to Milan's Bergamo Airport already available. The first flight will take place on November 6. Ticket prices start from 19,99 euros. Flights will be operated four times a week. At this stage, Ryanair will fly from Tbilisi to Milan, and from Kutaisi to the Italian city of Bologna and France's Marseilles.   Top stories Archaeological relics related to the Kingdom of Urartu (860 BC – 590 BC) has recently been found in Anaqizli mount. On land where once stood a cherished church that Sara Corning may have attended, a statue of her now stands. The integration program initialed by the countries in early September is designed for a year and a half. Work will be performed in Alexandria, Virginia and Azerbaijan, and is expected to be completed in September 2020.   Partner news |  Latest news Armenia climb two spots in latest FIFA ranking  Belgium tops the ranking and is closely followed by France and Brazil, according to the report compiled by the Federation.U.S. Embassy will spend $100,000 to conserve Sanahin Monastery A UNESCO site, Sanahin represents the epitome of Armenian religious architecture between the 10th and 13th centuries.Kindergarten in border village getting a modern heating system The Armenian border village of two schools, two kindergartens, a house of culture and an art school.Burj Khalifa to light up in Armenian flag colors on Independence day A Facebook post by the Armenian Embassy in the United Arab Emirates broke the news September 19. |
