Cyprus Airways will start operating its Winter flight schedule on October 30, 2022 with a planned 28 return direct weekly scheduled services to four key airports.

Athens will be served with a double daily flight, whilst Tel-Aviv and Beirut will be served with six weekly services.

Flights to Yerevan will continue throughout this winter with a twice-weekly service.

Cyprus Airways announced today its traffic results for August’22 confirming steady operational progress. During this month, the airline operated 321 flights and carried a total of 47,514 passengers (39,237 on scheduled routes and 8,277 on charter business). Average Seat Load Factors for the month stood at a healthy 94%, whilst OTP (On Time Performance) figures show that 89% of flights operated on time.

“These results continue to build on the constant progress registered this year,” Andreas Georgiou, Chief Operating Officer, and Accountable Manager of Cyprus Airways. “We have invested over Eur50 million to be in a position to add two new Airbus A320 aircraft to our fleet and employ additional crew sets to increase capacity. Notwithstanding the substantially increased capacity, we are happy to note that our Seat Load Factors are above the 90% and our OTP figures over July ’22 improved from 76% to 89% which is well above the current European average.”

Paul Sies, Chief Executive of the airline added, “After announcing a strong (and net profitable) July 2022 performance, we are today announcing an even better result for August. We have continued to improve our already high Seat Loaf Factors by 2% (July: 92%) and registered new business opportunities including extra (sports related) charter flights. Over the last two months we operated 750 flights, carried over 100,000 passengers, and achieved strong load factors all over our network. On top of this we have also secured an ACMI leases operation of one of our aircraft in Latvia, which in August, secured us another 126 more flights which we operated on behalf of the charterer. This summer, our most popular routes of Athens, Beirut, Tel-Aviv and Yerevan have improved our revenues and we are looking forward to announcing soon a strong route network for this winter.

“As we continue to grow the connectivity between Cyprus and key destinations, we remain committed to assist the Island by boosting tourism demand and facilitating travel to and from the Island. We are proud to be the only airline in Cyprus serving the Cypriot market and working for the benefit of the Cypriot Economy and its Tourism industry by Connecting Cyprus,” concluded Mr Sies.

Cyprus Airways will soon be announcing its winter 2022/23 flight schedule with new frequencies to the most popular destinations at great timings and the best value for money prices.

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Cyprus Airways announced its third weekly direct flight to Yerevan, Armenia.

The added frequency, starting on September 13, 2022 will continue increasing capacity on the route following its successful launch late last month.

In order to meet growing demand, the airline also announced it will increase frequencies on its most popular routes.

Flights to Athens have effectively been increased to double daily, Beirut is being served with a daily service, while flights to Tel-Aviv increased to six weekly services.

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Cyprus Airways announced today its traffic results for July 2022. The airline carried over 59,000 passengers (+212%) and operated 429 (+207% more flights) over the same period last year. Average seat load factors for the month stood at 92% whilst OTP (On Time Performance) figures show that 76% of flights operated on time.

Andreas Georgiou, Chief Operating Officer, and Accountable Manager of Cyprus Airways, stated: “We are proud of our excellent performance results over the past months. The increases, registered following the recent addition of two new aircraft Airbus A320 aircraft to our fleet, show very healthy load factors on all most popular routes including Athens, Tel Aviv, Thessaloniki and Heraklion flights. Our dedicated flight and ground crews are working hard to achieve more positive results and make our operations as seamless as possible despite the challenging conditions in European airports”.

Cyprus Airways will soon be announcing its winter 2022/23 flight schedule with new frequencies to the most popular destinations.

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The management of Cyprus Airways distances itself from several statements made by local websites about its new scheduled flights to Yerevan.

For the past months Cyprus Airways has planned to operate seasonal flights to Yerevan, this in competition with Aegean Airways and Wizzair. After acquiring all permits these flights have been published by the airline. The flights are operated on a scheduled basis 2 times per week with an Airbus A320.

The management of Cyprus Airways is very surprised to read these reports and fully distances itself from the insinuations that these flights are done in partnership with other airlines and more specifically Russia based carriers.

Cyprus Airways has NO interline, codeshare or any other form of partnership with Russian carriers ever since the sanctions have been in play in February of this year.

Cyprus Airways is solely operating scheduled flights between Larnaka and Yerevan as its competitors Wizzair and Aegean Airways are doing. Cyprus Airways has as its competitors applied and received all overflights and landing certificates for this operation.

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