Ryanair And Boryspil Airport Agree To Cooperate

Infrastructure Minister of Ukraine Volodymyr Omelian says negotiations between the largest European low-cost company Ryanair and the Boryspil International Airport on cooperation and flights have been accomplished successfully.

The Minister announced this to the press before a sitting of the Cabinet of Ministers on Wednesday, Ukrainian News Agency reports.

"They will perform flights from Boryspil and Lviv," he said.

He says the low-cost company will commence flights in September 2017.

As Ukrainian News Agency earlier reported, the Kyiv International Airport (Zhuliany) has suspended a dialogue with the largest European low-cost company Ryanair as fee demands of the air company do not meet abilities of the airport.

Ryanair intends to open Lviv - Berlin flight in late September.

The largest European low-cost company Ryanair intends to open flights from Kyiv and Lviv to London (Stansted) in September.