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The number of flights from Bulgaria’s Varna and Burgas to the Russian capital of Moscow are increasing next summer season. The agreement was sealed by the Transport Ministers of the two countries.
Since the spring of 2010, there have been seven flights a week on the Varna-Moscow line, which were increased to 14 in the spring of 2011. At the beginning of summer season 2012, flights on each line will go up to 21 a week without restrictions in the number of seats offered per flight. The increase of flights will lead to the increase of capacity of the Varna-Moscow and Burgas-Moscow lines and improve services for Russian tourists next summer.
The Transport Ministry of the Russian Federation has awarded its Bulgarian counterpart with the order “Gold Chariot” for strengthening partnership in aviation. This year with “Gold Chariot” were awarded only the Ministries of Transport of Bulgaria and Belarus.
Since the spring of 2010, there have been seven flights a week on the Varna-Moscow line, which were increased to 14 in the spring of 2011. At the beginning of summer season 2012, flights on each line will go up to 21 a week without restrictions in the number of seats offered per flight. The increase of flights will lead to the increase of capacity of the Varna-Moscow and Burgas-Moscow lines and improve services for Russian tourists next summer.
The Transport Ministry of the Russian Federation has awarded its Bulgarian counterpart with the order “Gold Chariot” for strengthening partnership in aviation. This year with “Gold Chariot” were awarded only the Ministries of Transport of Bulgaria and Belarus.
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