Ukraine

CEO Dmytro Seroukhov said the airline intends to grow its flight program next year.

The new service will compete with SkyUp and Ryanair on a city pair basis.

SkyUp will rival Wizz Air for traffic between the capitals of Ukraine and Portugal.

The Ukrainian carrier intends to open its first scheduled service to the UK in June.

The ambitious Ukrainian carrier is launching more routes to Istanbul and Larnaca.

Austrian Airlines is dropping Dnipro in Ukraine from its network in favor of nearby Zaporizhzhia.

The two Ukrainian carriers are planning to expand their networks over the coming weeks.

The Ukrainian startup has received approval to launch a string of routes from the country’s capital Kyiv.

As Bees Airline prepares to begin operating scheduled services, Routes looks at the latest wider picture for airlines and airports in Ukraine.

From March 28, Vilnius flights will be brought into the arrangement.

The carrier’s summer schedule includes new routes to Georgia’s capital Tbilisi and the Black Sea vacation hotspot of Batumi.

Kyiv is one of two destinations in the Ukraine that will be accessible nonstop from Łódź.

More destinations are set to be added to the Ukrainian LCC’s network this summer.

The Czech Republic's second-largest city is set to be served nonstop from the Ukrainian capital.

Ukrainian airline approved to start almost a dozen new routes this year as part of plans to increase its network to more than 60 destinations.

The Ukrainian carrier hopes to start flying between Kyiv and New York.

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A weekly round-up of the latest news from the aviation industry as airlines and airports seek to recover from the COVID-19 crisis.

Wizz Air is to open a new base at Lviv in Ukraine and launch seven new routes from the country.

After growing capacity by 8% in 2019, Serbia’s national air carrier is launching six new routes in 2020.

Ukraine’s government has laid out an action plan to grow the share of low-cost routes in the country and create conditions for a 60 percent increase in total passenger traffic over the next five years.

With the fate of Italy's beleaguered flagship airline Alitalia still to be decided, one of the country’s newest carriers has ambitions of becoming the biggest in the low-cost industry.

Low-cost giant Ryanair is to debut in Ukraine with flights to Kiev from four European cities, while Central and Eastern European low-cost airline specialist Wizz Air is to further expand its activities in the country with growing summer 2017 operations from both Kiev and Lviv.