| Origin | Destination | Duration | Route |
|---|---|---|---|
🇪🇸 BarcelonaBCN | 🇦🇲 YerevanEVN | — | View route |
🇲🇩 ChişinăuRMO | 🇦🇲 YerevanEVN | — | View route |
🇮🇹 Ferno (VA)MXP | 🇦🇲 YerevanEVN | — | View route |
🇨🇾 LarnacaLCA | 🇦🇲 YerevanEVN | — | View route |
🇫🇷 Paris (Roissy-en-France, Val-d'Oise)CDG | 🇦🇲 YerevanEVN | — | View route |
🇪🇬 Sharm El SheikhSSH | 🇦🇲 YerevanEVN | — | View route |
🇬🇪 TbilisiTBS | 🇦🇲 YerevanEVN | — | View route |
🇮🇱 Tel AvivTLV | 🇦🇲 YerevanEVN | — | View route |
🇦🇲 YerevanEVN | 🇷🇺 SochiAER | — | View route |
🇦🇲 YerevanEVN | 🇳🇱 AmsterdamAMS | — | View route |
🇦🇲 YerevanEVN | 🇪🇸 BarcelonaBCN | — | View route |
🇦🇲 YerevanEVN | 🇫🇷 Paris (Roissy-en-France, Val-d'Oise)CDG | — | View route |
🇦🇲 YerevanEVN | 🇷🇺 KrasnodarKRR | — | View route |
🇦🇲 YerevanEVN | 🇨🇾 LarnacaLCA | — | View route |
🇦🇲 YerevanEVN | 🇷🇺 St. PetersburgLED | — | View route |
🇦🇲 YerevanEVN | 🇮🇹 Ferno (VA)MXP | — | View route |
🇦🇲 YerevanEVN | 🇲🇩 ChişinăuRMO | — | View route |
🇦🇲 YerevanEVN | 🇪🇬 Sharm El SheikhSSH | — | View route |
🇦🇲 YerevanEVN | 🇷🇺 YekaterinburgSVX | — | View route |
🇦🇲 YerevanEVN | 🇬🇪 TbilisiTBS | — | View route |
🇦🇲 YerevanEVN | 🇮🇱 Tel AvivTLV | — | View route |
🇦🇲 YerevanEVN | 🇷🇺 MoscowVKO | — | View route |
FlyOne Armenia (IATA: 3F) is a low-cost carrier based in Yerevan, Armenia, operating as a subsidiary of Moldova's FlyOne. Launched in late 2021 following a significant investment, it received its AOC in October 2021 and commenced flights in December with services to Lyon. The airline focuses on affordable travel across Europe, Russia, the Middle East, and select CIS destinations from its primary hub at Zvartnots International Airport (EVN).
With a fleet primarily consisting of Airbus A320 family aircraft, FlyOne Armenia serves around 28 destinations, including seasonal routes to popular leisure spots in Italy, Spain, Greece, Turkey, and the UAE. It emphasizes unbundled fares typical of LCCs, with options for paid extras like baggage and seat selection. Despite EU operating restrictions (often using wet-leased aircraft), it has grown steadily, expanding its network and fleet size.
Distinctive for bringing competitive low fares to the Armenian market and connecting Yerevan to key European and regional cities, the carrier has faced mixed passenger feedback regarding punctuality and ancillary fees but is noted for its value proposition on short-haul routes. Headquartered in Yerevan with about 150 employees, it continues fleet modernization with upcoming A321neo deliveries.