In Winter 2016/2017, Ukraine International Airlines will be operating scheduled flights between Kiev and Colombo, Sri Lanka. Tickets are available on UIA official website, at the carrier`s Contact Center,UIA ticket offices, and authorized travel agencies.
Within the period of November 1, 2016 – March 25, 2017, UIA will offer passengers to take advantage of scheduled double weekly services between Kiev (Boryspil International Airport) and Colombo (Bandaranaike International Airport). The flights will be operated on modern Boeing 737 aircraft with two cabin classes – Business Class and Economy Class.
“As winter sets in, travelers fly in search of the eternal summer, – noted Evgeniya Satska, UIACorporate Press Secretary. – Such countries as Thailand, Egypt, Israel, India, Jordan, as well as exotic islands attract numerous guests in winter. We decided to offer our passengers an extensive range of travel opportunities. In Winter 2016/2017, UIA will operate scheduled flights to Colombo. Therefore, our clients will be able to quickly reach magnificent Sri Lanka and discover the island`s rich cultural and historical diversity”.
UIA offers round trip economy class tickets for Kiev – Colombo flights at the price from 847 USD (all taxes and surcharges included; subject to currency fluctuations).
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