DUBAI, UAE dnata today announced that it has been appointed by FlyGeorgia to be its General Sales Agent (GSA) in the region. Established in the Georgian town of Tbilisi in August last year, the airline today launches its Dubai-Georgia service.
Flying into and out of Dubai International Airport Terminal One, FlyGeorgia will operate its Dubai-Tbilisi flight three times a week. The young airline, which launched its first route from Tbilisi to Georgia’s coastal town of Batumi on the shore of the Black sea last year, now flies from its hub in the capital to seven international destinations, including Tehran, Amsterdam, Antalya, Hurghada and Sharm El-Sheikh.
With expansion plans to “connect Georgia with the world and the world with Georgia and to support the development of tourism, economic growth and popularization of the country,” the airline plans that by March this year, they will have taken delivery of two more aircraft and added four new European destinations to their network.
“FlyGeorgia’s decision to appoint dnata as General Sales Agent for the GCC and India was based on the company’s experience, contacts in the regions and their well-trained, knowledgeable staff who can help us tap into an untouched potential market, especially for our new Dubai service,” said John Kohlsaat, chief executive officer. “Our country has something to offer everyone, whether traveling for business or leisure and FlyGeorgia’s chief priority is to deliver the highest quality service and safety to our passengers to ensure their journey to our airline’s home is a good experience,” he continued.
“With over 40 years of experience in promoting and selling airline services in a highly competitive and dynamic market, we are confident we can execute the right strategy to help FlyGeorgia establish itself in the region,” said A Majid Al Mulla, Divisional Vice President for dnata’s travel business. “Providing a wealth of choice for our customers has always been one of our key aims and this partnership with FlyGeorgia will allow us to widen still further the breadth of products we offer,” he continued.
