The competition within the air traveling becomes stronger. Starting this summer, in Moldova there will be two new airlines with a vast range of destinations, such as Tel Aviv, Atena, Frankfurt, Ekaterinburg and Voronej. The number of the courses to Moscow, Antalya and Bucharest will also increase.

"The service market continues to develop in Moldova", said Radu Bezniuc, ACC director.

The numbers of flights to Moscow risen up to 77 courses weekly. The flights to Antalya will raise up to 32. The flights number had risen from 19 to 30 weekly.

There will be 21 flights to Istanbul and 12 to St-Petersburg. In Vienna there will be 13 flights.

In 2017, 600 passengers had flown from Moldova to other destinations, which is 40% more than in 2016.