Georgian civil aviation authority suspends Fly Georgia's AOC

Fly Georgia has had its air operator certificate suspended by the Georgian civil aviation authority on Tuesday, October 15. It has been struggling financially for months and had both its A319-100 and A320-200 repossessed by lessors recently. After losing all of its aircraft, Fly Georgia continued limited operations with wet-leased equipment, most recently B737-300 A6-ESR from Eastern SkyJets (EE, Dubai Int'l).
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FLYGEORGIA CANCELS TBILISI – AMSTERDAM SERVICE IN S13

Georgian carrier FlyGeorgia since 31MAR13 has ended Tbilisi – Amsterdam service, where it previously operated twice weekly flights. Alternatively, the airline is offering “Rail & Fly” option via its Dusseldorf, its new destination.

FlyGeorgia previously operated following schedule to/from Amsterdam, until 30MAR13:
9Y301 TBS0800 – 1020AMS 319 3
9Y301 TBS1600 – 1720AMS 319 7

9Y302 AMS1120 – 1810TBS 319 3
9Y302 AMS1840 – 0230+1TBS 319 7

New Georgian Carrier FlyGeorgia to bring in 2 additional Airbus aircraft to the Georgian Sky

FlyGeorgia is glad to announce that the company has signed agreements for the leasing of two Airbus A320’s with the leading independent leasing company AerCap .
The first aircraft is to be delivered to Georgia by the end of 2012, for serving on the international routes of FlyGeorgia. The second Airbus will start serving the passengers of FlyGeorgia from March 2013.
FlyGeorgia placed its first order of Airbus in the first half of 2012.
The company has started operation with domestic destinations, and has added some international destinations so far.
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Fly Georgia to Start Amsterdam Operation

flygeorgia starting 30SEP12 is launching Tbilisi – Amsterdam service. The airline will operate one-flight on 30SEP12, followed by twice weekly flights from 06OCT12 to 13OCT12
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