From 2 November, SKY express brings the capital of Bulgaria, one of the most popular destinations in the Balkans, even closer to Athens through direct flights, five days a week.
As stated in the relevant announcement, with the new route, the passenger public has more choices at highly competitive terms and connectivity opportunities for business or for entertainment and tourism purposes, all year round.
The addition of Sofia further strengthens SKY express’s dynamic international trajectory, especially after a highly demanding summer in which the company consistently served 34 domestic destinations and 24 international cities.
Expanding flights and destinations
Mr. Vassilis Krasanakis, Network Planning & Pricing Manager, SKY express noted how the airline in just a short time has expanded its itinerary to include ten international destination, served all year round with Greece’s newest and greenest fleet.
Travelers will be able to choose between the fares: SKY joy, SKY joy+, SKY enjoy, upgrading their flight experience, while inside the aircraft, in addition to free service, they will have the opportunity to taste premium branded products with the SKY Drinks & Bites service.
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