On February 12, 2013 CJSC "Azerbaijan Airlines" (AZAL) introduced a new fare for economy class flight Baku-Tbilisi-Baku. Without airport taxes the price for return ticket was only 120 Euros, according to the official report of the airline company.
The tourist company "Silk Way Travel", which is an agent for selling tickets of AZAL, told Turan, that according to new tariffs, the price for ticket will be 219 manat. Previously, the price for return ticket was AZN 240.
AZAL uses only modern aircrafts Airbus A-319, A-320. Flights Baku-Tbilisi-Baku are performed daily two times a day. AZAL performs joint flights on this route with the airline company "Qatar Airways". 08B
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