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Geosky Airlines Continues Fleet Expansion – the Fourth Boeing 767-300F Has Arrived in Tbilisi

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Geosky Airlines continues the steady expansion of its fleet and operational capabilities. The airline has added a new Boeing 767-300F freighter aircraft, registered as 4L-GEF, to its growing fleet. The aircraft has arrived from the United States and is now based at Tbilisi International Airport.

Over the past year, Geosky Airlines has expanded its fleet with four Boeing 767-300F freighters, clearly demonstrating the consistent execution of the company’s strategic development plan.

The newly added Boeing 767-300F is a highly efficient, multi-purpose cargo aircraft, ideally suited for both medium- and long-haul operations. Its wide fuselage and spacious cargo hold make it exceptionally effective for the transportation of oversized or temperature-sensitive freight. The aircraft offers a maximum payload capacity of 56.5 tons, while its twin-engine configuration ensures high reliability and operational stability in meeting the complex demands of modern global logistics.

“The arrival of the fourth Boeing 767-300F in our fleet marks another important milestone in Geosky’s development journey and reflects the growing demand for our services. We remain committed to expanding our fleet and continuously enhancing our operations to efficiently meet the increasing global air cargo needs,” the company stated.

The continued fleet expansion underscores Geosky Airlines’ goal to remain the most dynamically developing cargo carrier in the region and to further strengthen Georgia’s position within the global air transportation network.

Established in 2017, Geosky Airlines is a Georgian cargo airline successfully operating routes between Europe and Asia from its base in Tbilisi. In May 2025, the airline successfully renewed its IOSA (IATA Operational Safety Audit) certification. Geosky is a certified IATA member airline, reaffirming its commitment to the highest international aviation safety and operational standards.

 

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image EBRD promotes domestic production of pharmaceuticals in Uzbekistan

08.01.2026.17:08

  • EBRD provides US$ 20 million to Nika Pharm
  • Company to increase its production capacity, achieve GMP certification
  • Project will stimulate local production of medicines

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is promoting further growth in domestic production of pharmaceutical products in Uzbekistan by supporting the operations of leading local manufacturer Nika Pharm. 

Nika Pharm will use the EBRD loan of up to US$ 20 million to restructure its balance sheet and upgrade equipment and facilities in order to increase production capacity, improve product quality and bring the entire manufacturing process into compliance with the Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) standards of the World Health Organisation’s certification scheme.

The company has been an EBRD client since 2021 and is a well-established producer of tablets, capsules, sachets and nasal sprays for use in the treatment of common colds, as well as in gastroenterology, paediatrics and urology. During this time, Nika Pharm has become a leader in several key segments, including decongestants, and has shown strong and sustainable growth by replacing imports with high-quality local production.

The project will help to expand Nika Pharm’s manufacturing base, improve its sustainability and efficiency, and lead to an average 140 per cent increase in the company’s production of generic pharmaceuticals and prescription drugs. Together with GMP certification, this will allow Nika Pharm to strengthen its position both domestically and regionally.

Uzbekistan’s rapidly growing pharmaceuticals market, which is set to expand by a further 10 per cent by 2029, is dominated (around 75 per cent) by imported medicines. The project will help contribute to the government’s plan of eventually bringing the share of locally produced pharmaceuticals to 80 per cent.

The EBRD has invested over US$ 6.6 billion in Uzbekistan to date through 196 projects, with the majority of those funds supporting private entrepreneurship, contributing to the country’s economic development.

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