Georgian Airways does not yet plan to suspend flights to Russia. This was reported to TV Pirveli by Victoria Klimicheva, head of the airline's public relations department.
According to her, Georgian Airways is monitoring the international reaction and intends to await decisions from other carriers, particularly Turkish Airlines. Until then, flights between Georgia and Russia will operate according to the current schedule.
Earlier, a number of carriers had already changed their schedules. Turkish Pegasus Airlines and Turkish Airlines canceled several flights between Moscow and Turkey. Egyptian Nesma Airlines canceled a flight to Sharm El Sheikh, and Armenian Shirak Avia canceled a flight to Yerevan.
