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Monday, 18.06.2007
KD-avia has launched 4 new flights to Germany
Kaliningrad. A trip to Russia-on-the-Baltic has just got a whole lot easier: The regional Russian airline KD-avia has launched four new direct flights to West European destinations.
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Besides the existing Berlin-Kaliningrad route, Kaliningrad’s KD-avia will also in the future fly to and from Hamburg, Hanover, Dusseldorf and Munich, with one Boeing 737-300 daily per destination.
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These flights will run during the summer months until October. If demand holds, the flights will continue through the winter, announced KD-avia director Leonid Iskov.
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“The routes are a fixed part of our strategy of transforming Kaliningrad into an air-hub between the Russian regions and Western European airports.”
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This ambitious aim has just started looking fully realisable. The new destinations see Kaliningrad connect to the 13th Russian and 12th Western European airport.
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Happy landing
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KD-avia declared itself completely happy with the start of the new routes, a spokeswoman said. All planes were almost booked up. The carrier expects tickets sales to average at 55% of capacity for the summer.
(.rufo/Moscow)
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