The Georgian Civil Aviation Agency announced that the restrictions on international scheduled flights were extended until October 31st.
Direct flights from Paris Charles De Gaulle, Munich and Riga to Tbilisi were excluded from the ban.
The statement made by the Civil Aviation authority said:
‘Decision on renewal/restoration of other scheduled flights will be taken on the basis of the epidemiologic situation in Georgia and worldwide. Taking into consideration that the situation in the field of aviation cannot be actually predicted and that the decisions concerning global border and traffic limitations are periodically reviewed, we request the citizens and passengers to refrain from buying the tickets on flights in either direction until dates of restoration of scheduled flights and flight timetables are published by official sources.’
Currently, Lufthansa, Air France and AirBaltic run flights from Munich, Paris and Riga to the capital Tbilisi.
Georgia previously had announced the restrictions would expire on 1st of September and this is the second delay to start scheduled flights and international tourism .
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