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Pobeda, the Russian low-cost carrier of the Aeroflot group, launches flights to Eindhoven on 21 December

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The Tass press agency reports that Russia’s low-cost carrier Pobeda, a unit of the flagship carrier Aeroflot, announced this Thursday that it will launch flights from Moscow Vnukovo to Eindhoven on December 21.

Pobeda, VQ-BTD, Boeing 737-8MA, © Anna Zvereva from Tallinn, Estonia – on wikimedia

Free online registration will be available for Eindhoven-Moscow flights.

All flights are operated on modern Boeing 737-800 aircraft. At the moment, the company’s planes fly mainly on domestic routes, as well as on some foreign routes, including Spain, Italy, Germany and Cyprus.

This post was published on 9 November 2018 13:42

André Orban

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