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Russia’s UTair to resume flights via Moscow-Baku route

Russia’s UTair to resume flights via Moscow-Baku route
20.08.2015 15:30
Russian airline UTair intends to resume from September flights from Moscow to Baku, suspended a year ago for financial reasons.

Web-resource travel.ru informs that the flights will be operated daily starting from 7 September.

The Moscow-Baku plane will depart from Moscow (Vnukovo airport) at 10:30 am and arrive in Baku at 3:30 pm. The return flight departure from Baku is at 4:30 pm and arrival in Moscow at 5:30 pm.

The minimum one-way ticket price is 10,845 rubles (about $165). The flight will be operated by Boeing 737 aircrafts.

UTair carried out flights via route Moscow-Baku in 2008-2014. Currently the Company serves  Moscow (Vnukovo airport) - Ganja flight.
 

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