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Business | January 12, 2004, Monday // 00:00
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Bulgarian airlines Viaggio Air is to launch regular flights from Sofia to Istanbul on January 13.
The flights have been scheduled on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The price of the return ticket is set at EUR 99.
This is the first time that a Bulgarian carrier makes Sofia-Istanbul service available for the last two years. It was only the Turkish Airline carrier that carried out flights from the Bulgarian to the Turkish capital so far.
Viaggio Air, licensed in February 2003, will fly a 48-seat ATR-42.
The flights have been scheduled on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The price of the return ticket is set at EUR 99.
This is the first time that a Bulgarian carrier makes Sofia-Istanbul service available for the last two years. It was only the Turkish Airline carrier that carried out flights from the Bulgarian to the Turkish capital so far.
Viaggio Air, licensed in February 2003, will fly a 48-seat ATR-42.
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