New flights connecting Palermo and Moscow
Palermo and Moscow connected by direct flights, twice a week thanks to the airline Pobeda.
The connections, which will take place on the Moscow Vnukovo airport, are added to the others currently operated on Moscow Semeret’evo.
Pobeda, the low cost airline of the Aeroflot group officially presented the initiative, which will start tomorrow, September 6th.
The high number of bookings has prompted the company to make annual and not just seasonal flights, as originally planned.
Poveda, a newly established low-cost airline with a young staff, has a fleet of 16 Boeing 737-800NG. Two years ago it became part of the top ten Russian companies, carrying two million passengers. The company’s goal is to enter the top five by carrying ten million passengers.
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