Ural Airlines: New Winter Flights
29 October 2019 (09:09)
UrBC, Yekaterinburg, October 29, 2019. Ural Airlines will be operating flights on a winter schedule through March 28, 2019, the air carrier’s press service reports.
New London flights are the upcoming season’s most special feature. The flights will get operated from Moscow’s Domodedovo Airport four times a week starting December 20. Thanks to a range of connecting flights to choose from, passengers traveling from other parts of Russia and cities in the CIS member states can get to London as well.
The airline is also launching Zhukovsky-Amsterdam flights starting October 30. New Yekaterinburg-Kazan flights will be available every Sunday and Yekaterinburg-Almaty flights will be available every Friday and Sunday.
Passengers traveling from Irkutsk will be able to fly to Bangkok starting November 26; Ural Airlines will also be operating flights from Voronezh to Osh and Dushanbe, from Nizhnevartovsk to Dushanbe, from Krasnoyarsk to Osh, from Kazan to Osh, and from Kazan to Harbin via Yekaterinburg.
‘The company will stick with its primary schedule throughout the winter period, so the most popular flights to designations across Russia will still be available within the same usual arrival/departure slots. Some flights will be made available all the year round, including the following: Bordeaux-Moscow; Perm-Prague; Zhukovsky-Prague; Yekaterinburg-Kaliningrad; Moscow-Surgut; Kazan-Simferopol; and Moscow-Blagoveshchensk,’ the airline says.
This winter, Ural Airlines will also be operating Moscow-Eilat and Yekaterinburg-Dubai flights as well as all the usual flights to Prague, Paris, Rome, and Tel Aviv. Special Christmas flights will be operated from Yekaterinburg to Larnaca and from Yekaterinburg to Barcelona around New Year’s break.
Yekaterinburg-Salzburg, Moscow-Munich, and Yekaterinburg-Munich flights will be available starting December 1. Ural Airlines will also resume its Vladivostok-Sapporo flights and will introduce more Yekaterinburg-Sochi and Yekaterinburg-Simferopol flights.
New London flights are the upcoming season’s most special feature. The flights will get operated from Moscow’s Domodedovo Airport four times a week starting December 20. Thanks to a range of connecting flights to choose from, passengers traveling from other parts of Russia and cities in the CIS member states can get to London as well.
The airline is also launching Zhukovsky-Amsterdam flights starting October 30. New Yekaterinburg-Kazan flights will be available every Sunday and Yekaterinburg-Almaty flights will be available every Friday and Sunday.
Passengers traveling from Irkutsk will be able to fly to Bangkok starting November 26; Ural Airlines will also be operating flights from Voronezh to Osh and Dushanbe, from Nizhnevartovsk to Dushanbe, from Krasnoyarsk to Osh, from Kazan to Osh, and from Kazan to Harbin via Yekaterinburg.
‘The company will stick with its primary schedule throughout the winter period, so the most popular flights to designations across Russia will still be available within the same usual arrival/departure slots. Some flights will be made available all the year round, including the following: Bordeaux-Moscow; Perm-Prague; Zhukovsky-Prague; Yekaterinburg-Kaliningrad; Moscow-Surgut; Kazan-Simferopol; and Moscow-Blagoveshchensk,’ the airline says.
This winter, Ural Airlines will also be operating Moscow-Eilat and Yekaterinburg-Dubai flights as well as all the usual flights to Prague, Paris, Rome, and Tel Aviv. Special Christmas flights will be operated from Yekaterinburg to Larnaca and from Yekaterinburg to Barcelona around New Year’s break.
Yekaterinburg-Salzburg, Moscow-Munich, and Yekaterinburg-Munich flights will be available starting December 1. Ural Airlines will also resume its Vladivostok-Sapporo flights and will introduce more Yekaterinburg-Sochi and Yekaterinburg-Simferopol flights.
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