News - New Route: Yerevan to Amsterdam Flights Launching April 2026

YEREVAN, December 24. Starting April 1, 2026, flights between Yerevan and Amsterdam will be inaugurated, creating a new travel link between Armenia and the Netherlands. This announcement comes from FLYONE ARMENIA, which will operate the flights twice weekly, specifically on Wednesdays and Saturdays according to 'Armenia International Airports' company. This new route is set to enhance travel connectivity and offer passengers more options for international travel between two vibrant cultural hubs. The introduction of the Yerevan-Amsterdam route is a significant development for the Armenian aviation sector, promising to foster greater tourism and business exchanges. The flights are expected to attract diverse groups of travelers, including tourists eager to explore the rich cultural landscapes of both nations and business professionals seeking new opportunities. Financial analysts suggest that the new route could bolster the Armenian economy by increasing tourism revenues, while offering Armenian passengers an exciting new destination renowned for its historic architecture and vibrant arts scene. Additionally, these flights underscore FLYONE ARMENIA’s commitment to expanding its international network and enhancing its service offerings. Airport officials have expressed optimism about the new service, predicting a positive impact on passenger numbers and revenue generation for the country's aviation sector. With the first flights set to take off in just a few years, passengers are already showing interest in visiting Amsterdam, famous for its iconic canals, world-class museums, and dynamic cultural scene. In anticipation of the new service launch, FLYONE ARMENIA is working on marketing campaigns that highlight travel deals and comprehensive travel packages. This initiative is an effort to make the new route a success and attract a steady stream of passengers. Stay tuned for more updates on ticket availability and travel packages as the launch date approaches.