Ukraine in January-May 2019 increased transit of natural gas through its gas transportation system (GTS) by 7.9% compared to the same period in 2018, to 37.628 billion cubic meters, according to recent data from JSC Ukrtransgaz. According to calculations by the Interfax-Ukraine agency, in particular transit of gas through the country to Europe for the four months amounted to 36.271 billion cubic meters (8.3% more compared to January-May 2018), to Moldova some 1.357 billion cubic meters (2.4% less).
As of late May 2019, gas transit increased by 16.5% (1.185 billion cubic meters) compared to the same month of 2018, to 8.387 billion cubic meters. In particular gas transit through Ukraine to Europe amounted to 8.209 billion cubic meters (a rise of 16.8%), Moldova some 159.5 million cubic meters (a rise of 2.3%).
Structure of foreign trade by types of services (import) in i q, 2019
Structure of foreign trade by types of services (export) in i q, 2019
Natural gas production in Ukraine grew 3.4% year-on-year in January-May 2019, to 8.797 billion cubic meters, the Energy and Coal Industry Ministry of Ukraine has told Interfax-Ukraine. According to calculations of Interfax-Ukraine, Ukrgazvydobuvannia produced 6.44 bcm of gas, up 2.46%, Ukrnafta produced 481.396 million cubic meters, up 11.2%, and other companies produced 1.876 bcm, up 5%.
In May-2019 gas production amounted to 1.782 bcm (a rise of 2.76% by May 2018), including production by Ukrgazvydobuvannia amounted to 1.3 bcm (a rise of 1.5%), Ukrnafta – 98.4 mcm (a rise of 11%), other companies – 383.1 mcm (a rise of 5.3%).
Structure of ukrainian foreign trade in services (import) by countries in iq, 2019
The Ukrainian airline SkyUp on June 4, 2019 launched flights from Odesa to Kutaisi (Georgia), Odesa airport said on Facebook.
Flights will be operated weekly on Tuesdays and Fridays. Departure from Odesa is at 21:20, back at 19:20. The flight duration is two hours.
The cost of a one-way ticket without baggage starts from UAH 1,800.
As reported, SkyUp launched regular flights from Kharkiv to Odesa.
As of June 2019, SkyUp’s fleet had six aircraft, including four medium-haul Boeing 737-800 NGs with 189 seats and two medium-haul Boeing 737-700 NGs with 149 seats.
In October 2018, SkyUp received the TCO certificate, which allows performing flights to 28 countries of the European Union, as well as to Switzerland, Norway, Iceland, and Liechtenstein.
