Cyprus Airways to Double A220 Fleet in 2024
The national carrier of the Republic of Cyprus, Cyprus Airways, has announced its intention to double its fleet of Airbus A220 aircraft in 2024. The airline will add two more of these aircraft to its fleet.
A representative of the airline made this announcement during a meeting with leading travel agencies in Greece held in Athens.
The meeting allowed the company to connect with major Greek travel agencies and representatives of the press, enabling it to "strengthen direct ties with the Greek market and announce the company's plans and prospects for 2024."
"This meeting marks a new strategy for the company aimed at expanding and modernizing the services offered by the airline in the Greek tourism market," the company stated.
Additionally, the meeting highlighted that the airline's flight schedule for 2024 includes daily flights from Larnaca to Athens, as well as to Heraklion, Rhodes, Preveza, Skiathos, and Santorini.
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