New direct lines will connect Luxembourg’s capital to Moscow and Russia’s second-largest city Saint Petersburg next spring, according to Russian news agency Tass.
The two countries agreed to perform up to seven flights per week. The flights will be carried out by one operator from each side. Air freight services will be operated by Luxembourgish airline CargoLux and Russian airline Volga Dnepr.
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