The German airline Condor is resuming flights to the Georgian market and, starting on June 15, will begin operating regular flights on the Frankfurt–Tbilisi–Frankfurt route. This was reported by the Georgian Civil Aviation Agency.
According to the regulator's statement, the flights will be operated daily using Embraer 190 aircraft. The decision to authorize the airline's flights was issued on April 20 by the Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development of Georgia.
Condor's return strengthens air service between Georgia and Germany and expands the choice of direct flights to one of Europe's key aviation hubs — Frankfurt.