New air service Moscow - Ankara awaited

03.09.2010 (12:51)

The air company of Turkish airlines is inclined to open an absolutely new air service Ankara - Moscow from October, 31.

The flights are supposed to land in Domodedovo, three times a week, on Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays. The flight will depart from Ankara at 14. 00 and land in Moscow at 18. 05. The flyback from Moscow will take place at 19. 15 and reach Ankara at 21. 25.

The service will be carried out by a sub-company of AnadoluJet. The promo tariff established for this regular service is 172 Euro for a round trip. For a moment the line Moscow - Ankara is vacant.

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