Yakutia air company agrees to carry first group of people who have tickets for Armavia’s Yerevan-Krasnodar flights

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17.04.2013, 18:13

The first group of people who have bought tickets for Armavia Air Company’s Yerevan-Krasnodar flights can fly to this destination on the board of Yakutia Air Company’s aircraft for free on Wednesday, in accordance with the agreement reached between the air company and the Civil Aviation Department, Barsegh Barseghyan, head of Yakutia’s resident office in Armenia, told Novosti-Armenia News Agency on Tuesday.

Yakutia air company agrees to carry first group of people who have tickets for Armavia’s Yerevan-Krasnodar flights

YEREVAN, April 17. /ARKA/. The first group of people who have bought tickets for Armavia Air Company’s Yerevan-Krasnodar flights can fly to this destination on the board of Yakutia Air Company’s aircraft for free on Wednesday, in accordance with the agreement reached between the air company and the Civil Aviation Department, Barsegh Barseghyan, head of Yakutia’s resident office in Armenia, told Novosti-Armenia News Agency on Tuesday.

Civil Aviation Department Chief Artem Movsisyan expressed appreciation of the Yakutia Air Company’s willingness to provide tickets to these people.

Barseghyan said the Civil Aviation Department has already given the Yakutia the list of 220 passengers of Armavia’s Yerevan-Krasnodar flights.

These people may visit the Yakutia’s office in Yerevan for tickets.

Armavia, Armenia’s national air carrier stopped operating flights on April 1, 2013, and embarked on its bankruptcy procedure.

Yakutia Air Company operates three flights from Yerevan to Krasnodar and back every day. Prices for one ticket range from AMD 87,000 and AMD 120,000 (about $210 to 290). -0-

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