29 April 2020

Covid-19: Ukraine International will operate special outbound flights to carry foreign nationals home

Departures from Kyiv to Milan, Amsterdam, Tel Aviv, Geneva, Prague, Madrid, Monaco, Dubai, Toronto and Dortmund.

Between May 1 and 9, 2020, Ukraine International Airlines will operate ten special international outbound flights. Tickets are available on the carrier’s website.

Currently, Ukraine International Airlines scheduled the following flights:

 May 1: Kyiv - Amsterdam and Kyiv - Tel Aviv;

 May 3: Kyiv - Geneva and Kyiv - Dubai;

 May 5: Kyiv - Toronto, Kyiv - Dortmund and Kyiv - Prague;

 May 7: Kyiv - Madrid and Kyiv - Milan;

 May 9: Kyiv - Munich.

The passengers will be able to purchase tickets as the booking form corresponding to a specific flight and date is activated by: https://www.flyuia.com/ua/it/information/fly-home.

To check the transportation terms, visit the https://www.flyuia.com/ua/it/information/flight-information-during-covid-19.

Ukraine International Airlines fixed prices for every destination. The final ticket price includes taxes, surcharges, and one piece of free baggage allowance (up to 23 kilos).

Passengers of Ukraine International Airlines will be able to check-in at the origin airport only. Check-in is free of charge.

Edited by Alisè Vitri

Text source: Ukraine International Airlines Press Office

Foto visual: © Sisterscom.com / smereka / Shutterstock

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