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Aeroflot to Offer 14 New Destinations

Aeroflot announces the launch of its Winter 2018/2019 schedule, which will operate from 28 October 2018 through 30 March 2019.

This winter season Aeroflot together with its subsidiary Rossiya Airlines will offer 14 new destinations. Most of the new routes are within Russia. Aeroflot’s route network now spans the largest cities in the Northern Caucasus, including Vladikavkaz (7 flights per week), Grozny (7 flights per week), Makhachkala (21 flights per week), Nazran (Magas) (7 flights per week), Nalchik (7 flights per week). Aeroflot now also offers 14 weekly flights each to Izhevsk and Ulyanovsk.

This coming season Aeroflot plans to expand its presence in the CIS market. The Company launches direct flights from Moscow to Bukhara, Uzbekistan (2 flights per week) and Osh, Kyrgyzstan (7 flights per week). We are also introducing flights to three new European destinations: Gothenburg (7 flights per week), Dublin (7 flights per week) and Ljubljana (7 flights per week).

The new flight from Moscow to Denpasar, Bali will also be Aeroflot’s longest service out of those introduced this season. Three weekly flights will be operated together by Aeroflot and Rossiya Airlines under a codeshare agreement. Colombo, Sri Lanka will be another addition to Aeroflot’s South-Asian destinations. Five weekly flights will also be operated together by Aeroflot and Rossiya Airlines.

Increased frequencies on existing routes are of particular note for Aeroflot’s winter schedule. Compared to summer 2018, Aeroflot will increase frequencies on the following domestic flights: Arkhangelsk (from 21 to 28 flights per week, Belgorod (from 14 to 21 flights per week), Chelyabinsk (from 35 to 42 flights per week), Ekaterinburg (from 63 to 70 flights per week), Kazan (from 49 to 54 flights per week), Kemerovo (from 7 to 14 flights per week), Nizhnevartovsk (from 14 to 21 flights per week), St. Petersburg (from 140 to 154 flights per week), Saratov (from 21 to 28 flights per week), Surgut (from 14 to 21 flights per week), Ufa (from 42 to 56 flights per week) and Volgograd (from 35 to 42 flights per week).

We are also increasing flight frequencies to European destinations: Belgrade (from 14 to 21 flights per week), Brussels (from 14 to 21 flights per week), Istanbul (from 28 to 35 flights per week), Lyon (from 7 to 14 flights per week), Sofia (from 7 to 14 flights per week), Stuttgart (from 7 to 14 flights per week) and the Canary Island destination Tenerife (from 5 to 7 flights per week).

On routes to Middle East and Asia, flight frequencies will increase for the following destinations: Dubai (from 14 to 28 flights per week, including 7 weekly flights to Dubai World Central), Bangkok (from 7 to 21 flights per week, including flights operated together with Rossiya Airlines), Male (from 3 to 7 flights per week), Phuket (from 7 to 10 flights per week) and Ho Chi Minh City (from 2 to 3 flights per week). Aeroflot is also adding another weekly flight to Miami.

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