Rossiya Airlines will start operating daily regular flights from Moscow to Astrakhan and Voronezh from February 1, 2021. Flights are planned from Sheremetyevo airport. They will be operated on Superjet 100 aircraft. The airliners are designed to carry 87 […]
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Sheremetyevo International Airport commissioned its newly reconstructed runway one (Runway-1) on December 24th in a ceremony that featured a parade of airfield equipment. With the commissioning of Runway-1, which features two new high-speed-exit taxiways, the capacity of Sheremetyevo airfield’s three runways
Rossiya is fully ready to fly on Superjet 100 aircraft. The Federal Air Transport Agency has added a new type of aircraft to the airline’s operator certificate. The start of operation of Superjet 100 aircraft is taking place within
On November 1, 2020, Aurora Airlines operated its first regular passenger flight after a long break on the Vladivostok – Tokyo (Narita airport) – Vladivostok route. 116 passengers flew from Vladivostok to Tokyo. 59 people arrived on the return
To people who haven’t visited, Russia can often seem like a bleak and dull country that’s perpetually cold. However, the reality could not be further from the truth. Being the world’s largest country by area, spanning from the Baltic
On July 11, Rossiya Airlines and Biblio Globus for the first time operated a flight on the route Moscow – Gelendzhik. From now on flights are performed once a week on Saturdays on Boeing 737-800 with a capacity of
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Aerolineas Argentinas signed a collaboration and cooperation agreement with the Argentine LGBT Chamber of Commerce (CCGLAR) On the occasion of LGBT pride month, the president of Airlines, Pablo Ceriani together with Javier Faroni, Director of Tourism and Cultural Promotion
Major airports in the UK and Europe have been left almost empty as demand for air travel has fallen following the worldwide COVID-19 outbreak.
Airlines drastically reducing capacity in light of the severe drop in demand due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. However, you still can fly internationally.
Concern over the potential spread of coronavirus (COVID-19) has resulted in airlines prolonging its suspension of flights to China. Lufthansa Group has now decided to cancel the flights of Lufthansa, SWISS and Austrian Airlines to China (Beijing and Shanghai)
