The Ukrainian Lochokost will make new scheduled flights to Montenegro, the Czech Republic and Israel from April onwards

The State Aviation Service authorized SkyUp to increase the frequency of some scheduled flights / SkyUp photos

The State Aviation Service of Ukraine has authorized the Ukrainian airline SkyUp, which previously rented only [19659005] In Lviv and Sharm El-Sheikh airports, SkyUp airline passengers are stranded

According to the agency's website, such a decision was made. As of 31 March 2019, SkyUp will receive authorizations to fly from Kiev (three flights a week) to Podgorica (Montenegro); from Lviv, Kharkiv, Odessa (three flights a week) to Prague (Czech Republic); from Kiev (three flights a week) to Karlovy Vary (Czech Republic); from Kharkiv (twice a week) in Tel Aviv (Israel).

In addition, the State Aviation Service authorized SkyUp to increase the frequency of scheduled flights departing from Kiev: in Alicante (Spain) – from 2 to 3 flights per week; Batumi (Georgia) – 3 to 10 flights; in Burgas (Bulgaria) – from 3 to 5 flights and in Larnaca (Cyprus) – from 3 to 5 flights a week

At the same time, the national aviation refused the carrier flights from Kharkiv (two flights a week ) in Tirana (Albania), as well as from Kharkiv, Lviv and Zaporizhzhia (two flights a week) to Podgorica (Montenegro).

As reported by UNIAN, the airline SkyUp plans to launch scheduled flights from Kiev to Tbilisi (Georgia) on December 23 in Sofia (Bulgaria). ) – from 28 December in Barcelona (Spain) and Poprad (Slovakia) – from 29 December. In addition, the company plans to launch the first regular domestic flights from Kiev to Odessa and from Kharkiv to Odessa as of June 2, 2019. In the summer of 2017, SkyUp Airlines was officially introduced in the air transport segment at low price. which was scheduled to begin operations in April 2018, however, was unable to do so due to the late receipt of the operator's certificate. The first charter flights began only at the end of May, but there have been no scheduled flights until now.

In the spring of this year, Boeing Corporation signed a SkyUp contract worth $ 624 million. for the production of five new-generation aircraft of the Boeing 737 MAX series, which will arrive in Ukraine in 2023.

UNIAN reference. SkyUp Airlines is registered in Kiev in 2016 and its founder is Tetyana Alba and Yuri Alba, from Ukraine, who were also part of the Join Up!