Nordwind Airlines intends to open flights from Moscow to Hannover in May, which will become daily from the summer. In addition, Aeroflot will increase the number of flights on the same route from one to two per day a little later, reports our own correspondent Travel.ru.
The Nordwind Airlines flight will open on May 16 and will initially operate three times a week, but by early June the frequency will increase to six flights, and from the end of June the flights will be daily. Departure from Moscow (Sheremetyevo Airport) on various days at 9.30 or 14.55, arrival in Hanover at 11.30 or 16.55. Return departure at 13.15 or 18.10, arrival in Moscow at 17.05 or 22.00. The Boeing 737-800 aircraft will be used on the route. Previously, the company began flights from Moscow to Dusseldorf, but was unable to maintain this route.
The minimum price for a one-way ticket is 6,781 rubles (includes only 8-kilogram carry-on baggage plus a briefcase or handbag or small backpack). The option with 15 kilograms of checked baggage and the option to exchange the ticket for an additional fee (plus the carry-on baggage described above) costs 8,016 rubles, with 20 kilograms, seat selection and the option to return - 9,316 rubles. Round-trip prices are 11,713, 13,628 and 15,683 rubles, respectively.
Aeroflot will add a second daily flight to Hanover from June 1. It will be a night flight on a Superjet 100 (the daytime flight will be operated on an Airbus A320 instead of the more capacious Airbus A321 currently in use). From March 29, departures from Moscow (Sheremetyevo Airport) will be at 10:45 and 21:05, arriving in Hanover at 12:50 and 23:10, respectively. Return departures will be at 0:40 and 13:50, arriving in Moscow at 4:40 and 17:45.
For next winter, only one flight on an Airbus A321 has been announced, but it is possible that this is not yet an adjusted schedule. The minimum one-way price at Aerolot is now 11,582 rubles without baggage and 14,937 with baggage, round-trip - 18,020 and 22,815, respectively.
Source: travel.ru