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Europe's largest lowcoster Ryanair may soon announce the launch of flights to Ukraine, according to Juliusz Komorek, Chief Legal Officer/Secretary at Ryanair Holdings PLC.
The announcement regarding Ukraine direction is soon to come, Komorek said, according to the Polish edition Fly4free.
Komorek also hesitated to name the date when the flights would be launched, calling Ukraine a big market with not a very attractive transport network and the unpredictable situation on its borders.
He also noted that the company initially considered flights from Ukraine to Poland, as well as to other European countries.
Read alsoEurope's largest low-cost airline may enter UkraineAs UNIAN reported earlier, Infrastructure Minister Volodymyr Omelyan said that a new law cost airline would begin flights from Lviv international airport in the autumn of 2017. However, he refused to specify its name, due to commercial agreements.
Notably, Ukraine has been actively discussing the entry of European largest lowcoster Ryanair to its market since 2015, At the same time, the management of the Lviv airport and representatives of the Infrastructure Ministry refuse to answer questions from journalists about the talks with Ryanair.
In the end of 2016, the Deputy Minister of Infrastructure Yevhen Kravtsov confirmed that the details of talks were not disclosed upon request of Ryanair.