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Odessa Airport
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  • There are a lot of flights to Odessa from many European cities. Once we took a plane to Vienna by Austrian Airlines. I also took a plane from Odessa to Kiev one day. South Airlines is a company that flies from Odessa.

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    South Airlines
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  • "South Ailines", Odessa,
    Ukraine
    by hunterV
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    South Airlines - this is the name of Odessa airlines. One day my American friend and I were in a hurry and took a plane to Kiev ($85). We had to wait at the booking-office before we got a seat. The flight turned out to be very popular and the plane, Antonov-24 was full of people. It took the plane one hour and twenty minutes to get to Boryspil International aiport. There are also planes to Donetsk and to some other Ukrainian cities from Odessa, to say nothing of the foreign flights. The office of South Airlines is at: 85 Kanatnaya (Rope) Street in Odessa.

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    Tauria Arlines
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  • "Tauria" flights, Odessa,
    Ukraine
    by hunterV
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    Tauria Ailines is another flight company in Odessa. The office is in Cathedral Square. They also have their own web site: www.tavrey.com/eng/index.htm

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  • Phone: 34 69 21
  • Website: www.tavrey.com/eng/index.htm
  • Other Contact: Fax: +38 0482 21 00 06

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    Odessa Airlines
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  • Odessa Airlines, Ukraine - Odessa
    Odessa Airlines, Ukraine
    by hunterV
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    This company makes direct flights to Frankfurt/Main, St.Petersburg, Aleppo, Moscow, Kiev and Krasnodar. Booking offices are at the Main Post Office (10 Sadovaya Street), at the main office at 17 De Ribas Street and at the airport itself (booking office # 1).

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  • Website: www.odessapassage.com

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    The best way to get to Odesa...
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  • The best way to get to Odesa is either by a higher-class train or by an ariplane. The best way to get around is to rent a car. I don't advise to use public transit, because it's overcrowded and has a lot of thieves in it. Especially avoid trolley-buses and streetcars (trams)

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    Buy any gifts from downtown
    AEROBOKZAL- The Odessa airport terminal - Odessa
    AEROBOKZAL- The Odessa airport
    terminal
    by Yiannis2000, 1 more photos
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    Odessa's airport is small and functioning but u won't find any big selection of duty free souvenir gifts. The trip to / from the city centre should not costs u more than 10 dollars/ 50-60 Hrv, already a tourist price, but they are likely to ask u for even more! Travel by land is the most environmentally friendly way of getting to know the world, but there are times where air travel becomes expedient. The least we can do when we do travel using such low-fare, budget schemes is to try to be accountable for the potential damage we do to the environment and compensate for the adverse effects by also buying a "climate ticket". heck the link below... www.atmosfair.de/index.php?id=9&L=3

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  • Website: www.atmosfair.de/index.php?id=9&L=3

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    gipsy taxi
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  • Trams and buses are a very cheap way to move in Odessa. More convenient are taxis. There are two types of taxis: the normal ones and the gipsy taxies. Gipsy taxies are cheaper. They are nearly always Ladas, and thats the only sign of how to recognize them, I guess.... Just raise your hand in a frequented street and they will stop. Never pay more than 15 Hrivnas for rides inside the city. You can also rent them for a whole day, I payed approx. € 30 (including police fees and petrol).

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    Busses, Trams, "Machinas"
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  • Getting on the No. 12 Tram - Odessa
    Getting on the No. 12 Tram
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    Odessa has a very extensive public transportation system. It has busses and trams that are very cheap, about 10 cents US per trip. They run from very early morning until midnight or so, but are not 24 hours! They are very crowded, so don't expect to sit unless you travel late in the evening. To pay, one must have local currency, no tickets are issued. Only residents can get passes. One pays the 50 kopeki fare to a woman who circulates the bus or tram collecting fares, she usually has a blue vest or smock on. If you don't pay when she asks for fare, she will throw you off at the next stop! No. They won't cheat you and try to get more fare out of you after you first pay, sometimes they hand you a small receipt, sometimes they don't. If one wants to travel in less crowded, more comfortable accomodations, one can catch a "machina". This is a minibus that holds up to 24 passengers. They are usually white, but some are green or red or blue. They run routes and have yellow route cards in the front window and sides of the bus that have route number and major streets they travel. One can hail these anywhere, like a taxi. But they only go certain routes, so try to find out if the machina goes to where you want to go. Most drivers only speak Russian, so if you don't know it, you may have trouble finding out if they are going where you want to go. Once one gets on, pay the 1,25 Hrv. fare to the driver (about 25 cents, US) or sit and pass it up. If the machina is busy, one may spend most of the trip passing fares up and change back. If you don't want to do this, sit in the back. When one wants to get off, one alerts the driver and they will stop as soon as they can, usually at the next corner. Machinas are comfy, have tour bus type seats, and many are air-conditioned. They may be worth the extra cents, but drivers will pack them full, so one may end up standing on these as well, but it is less likely than on a tram or bus.

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    To Odessa by Train!
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  • "Odessa-East" railway station
    in the suburbs
    by hunterV
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    The city is connected with the Ukrainian capital and other regional centers by passenger trains. There are lots of such trains every day. If you decide to take a train to Odessa, better to choose a compartment car (36 seats in it).

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    Where are the buses???
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  • Odessa is a city over 1 million citizens so it's not easy to see everything without using some transport. But if you want to use the public transportation you'll have to pass, because it nearly doestn't exist! Few barely running trolleys go around once in a blue moon and almost noone gets inside. That's because Odessa is dominated by private companies which have hundreds of minibuses in different condition (some really fine, but most lower than avarage). But if you consider getting anywhere you want within the city limits for a sum of approximately €0,2 than you get more than you pay for :). Plus there are some (but few) free buses that will get you to the largest shopping centre (compared to our Polish ones- dramatically small!), but they offer nothing more than the rest... All in all the transport is a rather exciting experience for someone from the West. But the people are open and the atmosphere is nice when you are inside.

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