From October 1, 2021, the Moldovian low-cost airline FlyOne will start flying from the country’s capital—the city of Chisinau to Kyiv (Kyiv Sikorsky International Airport).
As reported on the UkSATSE Facebook page, from October 1, the low-cost airline will fly to Ukraine three times a week, and from the 24th—four times.
At first, the company will operate flights on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, later Sunday will be added to the schedule. According to information on the FlyOne website, the cost of the flight starts from 39 euros (1,200 UAH).
FlyOne was founded in 2016. The company currently has a fleet of five Airbus A320-200s and one Airbus A319-100.
Context. Earlier it was reported that the Ukrainian airline SkyUp and the Irish low-cost airline Ryanair to open direct flights from Kyiv to Paris, Nice, and Malta, respectively.
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