Georgia Extends Ban on International Regular Air Traffic Until July 31
The ban on international regular flights in Georgia has officially been extended until July 31. This information was reported by the Echo of the Caucasus radio station, citing the country's Civil Aviation Agency.
The agency has urged citizens to refrain from purchasing airline tickets until authorities make a final decision regarding the restoration of flights and the approval of schedules.
According to the Civil Aviation Agency, airlines are expected to offer charter flights to Georgia.
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