FLEET - MyWay Airlines (Georgia) plans to add a second B777-200ER in 2026 as the carrier shifts its focus to ACMI flights with widebodies.

 

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Myway Airlines expands Eastern Europe service from Oct 2018

Georgian carrier Myway Airlines next month is adding service to Eastern Europe, including Budapest and Kiev, on board Boeing 737 aircraft. Planned service as follows.
Tbilisi – Budapest eff 28OCT18 2 weekly (3 weekly from 20NOV18)

MJ209 TBS1810 – 1940BUD 737 247

MJ210 BUD2040 – 0150+1TBS 737 247

Tbilisi – Kiev Borispil eff 05OCT18 2 weekly (3 weekly from 29OCT18, schedule below eff 29OCT18)

MJ401 TBS1100 – 1200KBP 737 135
MJ402 KBP1300 – 1745TBS 737 135
By Jim Liu

Photo:Ton Jochems - Antaly - Turkey

Myway Airlines launches scheduled services

The Georgian start-up has made its first regular flight from Tbilisi to Kharkiv in Ukraine (Dmitriy Khapilin)

Georgian start-up Myway Airlines, co-founded by China’s Hualing Group, has commenced scheduled services, a first step in its strategic aim of building transfer traffic flows between China and destinations in the CIS countries (and ultimately between Asia and Europe), via the small airport of Tbilisi.

The airline, which initiated commercial operations in late March this year, has thus far been operating only charter flights between Tbilisi and the Turkish holiday resort destination of Antalya.

The first scheduled flight between Tbilisi and Kharkiv (Ukraine) took place last week, after Georgia’s Civil Aviation Authority gave approval for the airline to launch several new international routes, including to Amman, Jordan and Tehran, Iran. The Georgian aviation authority has also reported that the airline is launching regular services between Tbilisi and Samara (Russia) and between Batumi and Tehran this week, and has filed applications for routes to Moscow, Zhukovsky and St Petersburg.

The Georgian carrier, which employs some 150 ground, flight and cabin personnel, currently operates two Boeing 737-800s and is anticipating delivery of a third aircraft of the type in early July and a fourth in December. It is also eyeing Boeing 777 long-haul airliners to launch flights to New York and Beijing in 2020. Israel is another country on the airline’s wish list.

Tbilisi-based Myway Airlines, founded by China’s Hualing Group, is targeting point-to-point travel services from Georgia to Europe, the Middle East, Asia and CIS countries. During the first phase of its development, the carrier is planning to initially launch flights to the Middle East and to CIS destinations and, in a second, new routes will be opened to selected destinations in Europe. During the third phase, flights to China and the USA are to be launched.

Hualing Group positions itself as the largest investor into Georgia’s forestry sector. It is also creating a free industrial zone at Kutaisi and is involved in the construction business both in that city and in Tbilisi, Georgia’s capital.

George Zhang, who runs Myway Airlines, has recently been revealed as the founder of maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) provider Myway Technics, a business project not formally connected to the airline. The MRO company has already obtained Georgian authority approval for Boeing 737NG maintenance services and plans to add the B737CL and Airbus A320 types to its licence, a move which will, in turn, allow it to maintain Myway Airlines’ fleet and also offer third-party maintenance services to other carriers in the region.

by ES in Air Transport, Georgia, Trending

MyWay Airlines operates its first flight

Myway Airlines is a part of leading airlines, the group company of “Hua Ling” which was founded in 1988 in China. “Hualing Group” started its investment activities in Georgia in 2007 and until now has realized 8 projects with investment capital of 500 million US Dollars and employing about 3000 people.

Myway Airlines is one of the youngest airlines in Georgia to provide safe and comfortable, point-to-point travel from Georgia to Europe, Middle East, Asia and CIS countries and vice-versa. It is consistently offering reliable and competitive services for its guests and is open for cooperation both with aviation and tourism partners.

During the first phase of the airline’s route network development, we will launch flights to Middle East and CIS destinations, while in the second phase we intend to open new routes to priority destinations in Western and Eastern Europe. During the third phase we will launch flights to China and USA thus establishing most extensive route network from and to Georgia. New flight destinations will be developed depending on the passenger demand.




Our current fleet consists of 4 own Boeing 737-800 aircraft ready to operate on the first priority routes. Later on a passenger Boeing 777 will join the fleet for intercontinental long-haul flights, which will be novelty for the Georgian aviation market.

Our goal is to make Myway Airlines your favorite and preferred airline, offering the flights you want to the destinations from Georgia you need. To us, travel is more than being in motion, it’s being in line with innovation.




We look forward to welcoming you on board and fly together with Myway Airlines—a young and modern, fast-growing airline committed to provide you service which makes you feel at home.

Georgia’s Myway Airlines resumes certification process

Myway Airlines received its second Boeing 737-800 aircraft on November (Myway Airlines)

A new passenger carrier created with the help of Chinese investors is stemming in Georgia. The country’s Civil Aviation Agency has confirmed to Russian Aviation Insider that the carrier Myway Airlines, founded by China’s Hualing Group, has resumed the process of acquiring its Air Operator Certificate.

The airline will be based at Tbilisi airport.

The Georgian aviation authorities said that the formalities including due diligence procedures and final decision should not take more than 180 days.

This marks the second attempt to launch the airline. The first attempt ended in the certification process being suspended in October 2016 by request from the airline due to change of plans for aircraft acquisition.

As of now Myway Airlines has already registered two Boeing 737-800 aircraft in Georgia – 4L-MWA and 4L-BQJ, which were delivered to the carrier on October 17 and November 10. Both aircraft built in 2007 were previously operated by China’s Shandong Airlines.

Hualing Group positions itself as the largest investor into Georgia’s forestry sector. It is also creating a free industrial zone in Kutaisi and is involved in construction business both in this city and Tbilisi.
Russian Aviation Insider