Travelers who enjoy hopping from one place to another used to have problems getting from the Middle East to Ukraine via the airlines. Not anymore. It was announced by officials of Air Arabia that they will offering travelers flights into Ukraine and the capital city of Kiev from Sharjah, their primary hub. The flights will be available three times a week and are scheduled to start on October 15, 2008. This addition to Air Arabia’s is just another sign of the airlines growing expansion into the Eastern European markets.
Air Arabia head AK Nizar recognizes the speed in which the economy in Eastern Europe is growing and that passenger traffic between the Middle East and Eastern European areas is growing just as fast. Between tourism and business affairs, the decision to introduce the non-stop service between the two cities made perfect business sense and the airline is ‘offering value-for-money service for friendly and efficient travel’ between the Middle East and Ukraine.
Ukraine is quickly becoming a growing area of high-tech industries, higher education institutions, and historical landmarks. The country has opened their doors to tourists and other businesses and the new flight schedule will help boost the economy and allow travelers from the Middle East to easily access the country.
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