Turkish low-cost carrier launches six destinations from Ukraine at once

 

 Low-cost carrier Pegasus Airlines will launch six routes from Ukrainian cities to Turkish resorts in the summer schedule of 2021 with reference to the CTS.

In the new season, the carrier intends to serve three routes from Kiev - to Bodrum, Izmir and Dalaman. Pegasus will also open three flights from regional airports - it will fly to Bodrum from Lviv, Zaporizhia and Kharkiv.
Pegasus Boeing 737 aircraft. Lviv International Airport named after Danylo Halytsky. Photo: Yuri Tanchin

Two of the six destinations are new to the Turkish low-cost carrier and have not been serviced before - the lines Kharkiv - Bodrum and Zaporizhia - Bodrum.

All flights to Turkish resorts from Ukrainian cities will be operated at night. Sale of tickets for all routes is already open.
Pegasus Boeing 737 aircraft. Lviv International Airport named after Danylo Halytsky. Photo: Yuri Tanchin

As you know, since the summer of 2020, Turkey has allowed tourists from Ukraine to enter the country. However, they must have travel insurance with them, including treatment for COVID-19. In December 2020, the Turkish authorities introduced requirements for testing passengers for coronavirus. They are valid until the end of February 2021, but can be extended.