GullivAir plans Sofia–Yerevan flight resumption on 7 November
GullivAir says it will operate 2 flights weekly, on Thursdays and Saturdays, in cooperation with Bulgaria Air, restoring a direct route between Armenia and Bulgaria.
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Sole source: Bulgarian airline GullivAir says direct Sofia–Yerevan–Sofia flights will resume on 7 November 2026. The airline will operate the restored service in cooperation with Bulgaria Air.
GullivAir is headquartered in Sofia, while its partner Bulgaria Air is Bulgaria’s flag carrier, headquartered at Vasil Levski Sofia Airport in Sofia.
Winter schedule and possible summer extension
GullivAir says the route will have 2 flights weekly, every Thursday and Saturday, with the winter schedule running through 25 March 2027. The airline has not supplied fares.
The airline says restoring the route will make travel between Armenia and Bulgaria easier and create opportunities for tourism, business relations and cultural exchange. It is considering extending the service into summer, subject to passenger demand.
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