Armenian airline Shirak Avia has announced the launch of direct flights from Yerevan to popular Asian resorts – Bali, Maldives, and Phuket. Flights will begin in November 2026 and will operate once a week, with all flights including a technical stop for refueling.

The first route to open will be to Denpasar (Bali): the launch is scheduled for November 1, and the flight will take 12 hours and 45 minutes with a stop in Dhaka (Bangladesh). Ticket prices start from 711 dollars.

On November 5, flights to Phuket will begin. The travel time will be approximately 9 hours and 10 minutes, also with a technical stop in Dhaka. The minimum ticket price is 656 dollars.

On November 14, the airline will launch flights to Malé (Maldives). The flight will last approximately 8 hours with refueling in Muscat (Oman), and the one-way ticket price starts from 455 dollars.

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