Ukraine International Restarts Transatlantic Flights With 737-900s

September 24, 2020
UIA
The narrowbody will stop off in Iceland to refuel before flying on to New York.
Credit: Joe Pries
Ukraine International Airlines (UIA) expects to resume a twice-weekly service from Kiev to New York starting from December with narrow-body Boeing 737-900ERs as demand is expected to stay low owing to the pandemic. UIA normally operates Boeing 767-300ERs and 777-200ERs on its transatlantic services...

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