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New SkyUp Routes Directly Link Moldova to the Ionian Islands

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June 15, 2026
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New SkyUp Routes Directly Link Moldova to the Ionian Islands
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The Ionian Islands are officially closer to Moldova this summer. SkyUp Airlines has officially inaugurated two new direct flight paths connecting the Moldovan capital, Chișinău, with the popular Greek destinations of Corfu and Zakynthos.

The inaugural flights were greeted with enthusiasm at the airports of both Corfu and Zakynthos. Fraport Greece highlighted that these new connections are a strategic boost for the islands, as they open a direct gateway to a dynamic, emerging travel market that has shown a surging interest in Greek destinations.

These new routes represent more than just flight paths; they act as a bridge for cultural and economic exchange:

  • Opening New Markets: By simplifying travel from Moldova, the Ionian region is tapping into an increasing demand for Mediterranean vacations.

  • Ease of Access: Travelers from Chișinău can now bypass long, indirect journeys, arriving directly in the heart of the Ionian Sea to enjoy its legendary beaches, history, and hospitality.

  • Expanded Network: For SkyUp Airlines, these additions mark a significant expansion of their footprint in Greece, reflecting a broader commitment to connecting Eastern Europe with prime European holiday spots.

As the peak summer season begins, the introduction of these routes ensures that Corfu and Zakynthos remain highly accessible to international visitors. Beyond the logistical convenience, the move is expected to sustain the upward momentum of tourism in these regions, offering visitors a seamless way to experience the unique charm and natural beauty that have made the Ionian Islands world-renowned.

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