Ukraine International Airlines has made this announcement:

Ukraine International Airlines (UIA) has announced that it will start gradually rebuilding its network on March 1, 2021. In particular, it restores a number of flights that were canceled due to quarantine restrictions and increases the number of frequencies on the most popular destinations.

In particular, from the beginning of March 2021, the airline resumes flights from Kyiv to Geneva and Prague.

Flights from Kyiv to Larnaca, Vilnius, Barcelona and Chisinau will be operated at the end of March.

Flights between Odesa and Istanbul will also be restored.

The increase in frequencies will take place between Kyiv and Dubai (up to 6 flights per week). Starting from May 2021, the frequency will increase between Ukraine and Istanbul (up to 21 frequencies per week).

Additionally, UIA will operate flights on the following routes:

• Kyiv (KBP) – Delhi (DEL) – Kyiv (KBP) – 25.02, 05.03, 13.03, 18.03
• Kyiv (KBP) – Tashkent (TAS) – Kyiv (KBP) – 28.02, 10.03, 21.03, 31.03, return flight the next day.

In March, the airline will increase the frequency of flights to daily (7 times a week) on the following routes:

• Kyiv (KBP) – Amsterdam (AMS) – Kyiv (KBP)
• Kyiv (KBP) – Paris (CDG) – Kyiv (KBP)
• Kyiv (KBP) – Milan (MXP) – Kyiv (KBP)
• Kyiv (KBP) – Tbilisi (TBS) – Kyiv (KBP)
• Kyiv (KBP) – Yerevan (EVN) – Kyiv (KBP)
• Kyiv (KBP) – Tel Aviv (TLV) – Kyiv (KBP) – (11 frequencies with the beginning of summer navigation. Starting from May, 14 flights per week).

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Effective November 8, 2020, Ukraine International Airlines (UIA) has announced the cancellation of flights between Lviv and Israel until the end of winter schedule and between Kharkiv and Israel until December 5, 2020. These changes take place due to continuation of quarantine restrictions introduced by the Government of Israel in order to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

Other flights between Ukraine and Israel will remain unchanged during the winter navigation:

• Kyiv (KBP) –Tel Aviv (TLV) – Kyiv (KBP) – 8 frequencies per week
• Odesa (ODS) – Tel Aviv (TLV) – Odesa (ODS) – 2 frequencies per week
• Dnipro (DNK) – Tel Aviv (TLV) – Dnipro (DNK) – 1 frequency per week
• Kharkiv (HRK) – Tel Aviv (TLV) – Kharkiv (HRK) – 1 frequency starting from 06.12.20

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Ukraine International Airlines (UIA) has updated its plans and schedule for non-stop wide-body flights between Kyiv & New York. UIA is planning to resume flights as the Spring season takes hold in both cities. Plans include flights in time for the Easter holidays in 2021.

Numerous factors have to be considered when planning these flights, and the determination is a fluid matter, understanding the worldwide corona pandemic, governmental decisions regarding the opening of borders and the general economic situation around the world.

Understanding that many factors are beyond the control of UIA, and that the planning of long-haul flights is determined months of advance, UIA will make the determination on the number of nonstop flights and the final schedule later this year.

UIA will closely monitor the economic recovery in the US and Ukraine as well as the global responses to the CoVid pandemic by the governments of these countries and Israel, and other European countries. Additional factors that will be given consideration include the political situation in the Caucasus, which has recently led to the cancellation of UIA flights to Yerevan, Baku and Tbilisi, connecting flights important to the success of New York – Kyiv route. The combination of these many factors, will impact how UIA will move forward for these flights.

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Ukraine International Airlines has made this announcement:

Effective October 1, 2020, Ukraine International Airlines (UIA) is adding more international routes and better connections throughout its route network. One of the immediate benefits is the convenient connections from key international cities to Ukraine and to Europe and the Middle East. These new schedule additions have been made with the full realization of the current Pandemic impacting travel throughout the world and Ukraine’s recent restrictions on welcoming foreign travelers. Travelers will see more flight choices in October, with the limited schedule being operated remaining virtually unchanged until October,24. The new schedule reflects the government of Ukraine lifting restrictions for foreign visitor arrivals at the end of September. UIA passengers will now have the opportunity to have easy seamless one-stop connections from throughout Europe and The Middle East to important destinations throughout the UIA route network.

NEW INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS:

• Kyiv – Brussels (BRU) – Kyiv
• Kyiv – Dusseldorf (DUS) – Kyiv
• Kyiv – London (LGW) – Kyiv
• Kyiv – Prague (PRG) – Kyiv
• Kyiv – Baku (GYD) – Kyiv

MORE INTERNATIONAL FLIGHT CONNECTIONS VIA KYIV (KBP)

From Amsterdam (AMS), London (LGW), Paris (CDG), Brussels (BRU), Milan (MXP), Dusseldorf (DUS) Munich (MUC), Prague (PRG) to:

• Dubai (DXB)
• Cairo (CAI)
• Baku (GYD)
• Yerevan (EVN)
• Istanbul (IST)
• Tel Aviv (TLV)

From Dubai (DXB), Cairo (CAI), Baku (GYD), Yerevan (EVN) to:

• Amsterdam (AMS)
• London (LGW)
• Paris (CDG)
• Brussels (BRU)
• Milan (MXP)
• Dusseldorf (DUS)
• Munich (MUC)
• Prague (PRG)
• Tel Aviv (TLV)
• Istanbul (IST)

From Tel Aviv and Istanbul to:

• Amsterdam (AMS)
• London (LGW)
• Paris (CDG)
• Brussels (BRU)
• Milan (MXP)
• Dusseldorf (DUS)
• Munich (MUC)
• Prague (PRG)
• Dubai (DXB)
• Yerevan (EVN)
• Baku (GYD)

INTERNATIONAL CONNECTIONS TO UKRAINE VIA KYIV (KBP)

From Amsterdam (AMS), London (LGW), Paris (CDG), Brussels (BRU), Milan (MXP), Düsseldorf (DUS) Munich (MUC), Prague (PRG), Tel Aviv (TLV) and Istanbul (IST) to:

• Kharkiv (HRK)
• Lviv (LWO)
• Kherson (KHE)
• Odesa (ODS)
• Dnipro (DNK)

From Dubai (DXB), Cairo (CAI), Baku (GYD) and Yerevan (EVN) to:

• Kharkiv (HRK)
• Lviv (LWO)
• Odesa (ODS)
• Dnipro (DNK)

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Ukraine International Airlines has suspended most operations until at least April 3, 2020.

The airline issued this statement:

Exceptional circumstances caused by the spread of Covid-19 strongly affect aviation. The airlines must quickly react to and strictly comply with decisions and regulations of the authorities of their origin and destination countries that are imposed at a very short notice.

Due to numerous restrictions, like any other international carrier, Ukraine International is forced to adjust its flight schedule. Meantime, the airline will make every effort to help passengers reach their homes and resume operations as usual as soon as the restrictions are lifted (on April 3, 2020, – to be confirmed).

In the coming days, we will operate as much as possible according to our schedule. Most flights will be operated in full economy cabin configuration to increase the aircraft capacity.
If a country bans Ukrainains from entry, but flights are allowed, we will do our utmost to organize their departure to Ukraine.

Entry and exit restrictions may be imposed and lifted within short timeframe. Therefore, we strongly advise everyone to inform themselves about the situation in the IATA Travel Centre.
Recently, the number of reticketing inquiries has increased exponentially. Our staff works 24/7 to process every request, find the best solution to each individual case, and provide feedback to every passenger ASAP.

We apologize if you failed to quickly reach us. Our communication channels are overloaded over the period of force-majeure.

First off, we aim at helping passengers who planned to or, responding to restriction measures, will fly with Ukraine International within the next 48 (72) hours.

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