Israeli airline Arkia to begin flights to Minsk

Arkia will operate regular flights three times a week to Minsk, which is still serviced exclusively by the Belarusian airline
17.04.16 / 10:28
Israeli airline Arkia to begin flights to Minsk
17.04.16
Israeli airline Arkia to begin flights to Minsk
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The Aviation Department of the Ministry of Transport and Communications of Belarus announced that the Israeli airline Arkia will start performing flight from Tel Aviv to Minsk on 18 April.

 

Arkia will operate regular flights three times a week. Minsk is still serviced exclusively by the Belarusian airline.

 

According to the (MSQ) Minsk National Airport, now it is only the Belavia national airline that provides air service from Minsk to Tel Aviv.

 

Founded in 1949, the Israeli airline Arkia is based at Ben Gurion Airport. This is the second largest airline in Israel. It serves domestic and international routes to Europe and the Mediterranean (Larnaca, Amman, Dublin).

 

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