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.
Qantas will bring forward the restart of its international flights by two weeks to 1 November 2021 after the Federal and New South Wales governments today confirmed borders will now reopen on that date. The national...
Starting next spring, Austrian Airlines will expand its Premium Economy Class on the domestic airline’s entire Boeing 767 fleet from its current 18 to 30 seats per aircraft. “As a genuinely Austrian airline, we...
OAG’s ever-popular World’s Busiest International and Domestic Routes and World’s Busiest Airports have been published with October’s data, powered by Schedules Analyzer. The Busiest International Airport (international...
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