NEWS FLASH
Air Serbia and Aeroflot have expanded their codeshare partnership to include new destinations. The Serbian carrier has placed its designator code and flight numbers onto the Russian airline’s services from Moscow to Omsk and Volgograd. It already codeshares on its partner’s flights from the Russian capital to Sochi, Kazan, Samara, Yekaterinburg, Rostov and Novosibirsk.
Demand to Russia is growing quite a bit. WZ yesterday published its winter timetable and Belgrade is three weekly.
ReplyDeletewell considering the good political relationship it is no wonder.
DeleteWeren't people on here claiming how the JU-SU code-share is suspended? lol
ReplyDeleteSo this winter we will have:
ReplyDeleteBEG-MOW 41x
BEG-KRR 3X
That's 44 weekly to Russia. Shame LED can't be sustained in winter time.
is it 41 or 31?
DeleteBritish Airways is cutting LED.
DeleteWizz Air is starting this winter LTN to LED daily ...
DeleteWhen i was at Ekaterinburg airport they were announcing Air Serbia departure along with Aeroflot.
ReplyDeleteDoes anyone know why all Aeroflot planes have VP (Bermuda) registration?
ReplyDeleteIt's cheaper than if they put russian one. Generally in Russia, all planes which comes from out border have (in most cases) VP registration. Locally manufacturered planes Sukhoi, Tupolev have russian RA registration
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