Turkish airline Southwind Airlines has launched charter flights Antalya-Tbilisi-Antalya, Novosti-Georgia reports.

Until September 25, flights on this route will be operated once a week, on an Airbus 321 aircraft.

Russian media previously reported that this airline was created on the basis of PEGAS Touristik. for transportation of tourists between Turkey and Russia.

Southwind Airlines is based at Antalya International Airport and currently has a fleet of two Airbus A321-200s and two Airbus A330-300s.

At the same time, the main Pegasus flies to Antalya, now five times a week, from September there will be six flights a week.

Currently, 35 airlines operate flights to 38 destinations at Tbilisi International Airport. In January-July served 1,515,988 passengers, which is 121.56% more than in the same period last year