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BALKAN RESUMES FLIGHTS TO ATHENS
Business | July 7, 2001, Saturday // 00:00
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Balkan Airlines resumes its flights along the regional lines. The Sofia-Athens destination is to be resumed as of July 15 and Sofia-Istanbul-as of July 20. The price of the two-way tickets is $160 and $159 respectively with one-month sojourn included. Till the end of August the flights to Prishtina and Odessa are expected to be resumed as well.
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