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UTair-Ukraine increases number of Kyiv-Odesa flights to 2 a day from July 22

UTair-Ukraine, a subsidiary of Russia's UTair, from July 22, 2012 is increasing the number of Kyiv-Odesa-Kyiv flights to three per day, reads a company press release issued on July 12, 2012.

The report says that three flights a day will be carried out on working days and two flights a day will be performed.

"The major advantage for all categories of passengers will be arrival and departure to and from Zhuliany airport, which is located in the city," reads the press release.

UTair-Ukraine is based at the international airports of Luhansk, Boryspil and Zhuliany (Kyiv). The company performed the first commercial flight on the Luhansk-Moscow (Vnukovo) route on December 11, 2009.

Russia's UTair is the leading air carrier on routes between Russia and Ukraine.

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