Starting on September 28, the airline resumes flights from Kazan and Samara after a short summer break. Jeyhun Effendi, Flydubai's Senior Vice President of Commercial Operations in the UAE, Middle East, CIS and Europe, said: "Since 2010, Flydubai has been providing services to both Russian tourists and passengers arriving in Russia from abroad. Russia "remains an important market for our airline, and we continue to note an increase in the number of passengers traveling to Russia from various directions of our route network." By offering Russian passengers convenient flights at affordable prices to Dubai and other destinations, Flydubai also contributes to the development of inbound tourism to Russia. Flights to Krasnodar, Mineralnye Vody and Moscow are in the greatest demand. Most often, trips to Russia are carried out from Dubai (UAE), Kathmandu (Nepal), Mumbai (India) and Colombo (Sri Lanka). This fall, Flydubai opens up new travel opportunities from other cities of Russia that are not part of its route network. The airline became a party to the M2 ‑ CLOSED FARE multilateral agreement developed by the Transport Clearing House (TCH). The M2 agreement allows airlines to offer their passengers convenient connecting flights by selling tickets in automated reservation systems (ASB / GDS). At the moment, you can book a ticket to Dubai from a number of Russian destinations with a connection with the Flydubai flight in Yekaterinburg. “Our agreement with the Transport Clearing House serves to develop air traffic between Russia and Dubai. Now passengers from cities outside our route network will be able to choose convenient connections with Flydubai flights,” Effendi added. Flydubai operates more than 1,700 flights a week from Dubai on 90 routes in 44 countries. Thanks to interline agreements with international carriers, Flydubai offers its passengers convenient connections in Dubai for traveling to more than 200 destinations.
Starting on September 28, the airline resumes flights from Kazan and Samara after a short summer break. Jeyhun Effendi, Flydubai's Senior Vice President of Commercial Operations in the UAE, Middle East, CIS and Europe, said: "Since 2010, Flydubai has been providing services to both Russian tourists and passengers arriving in Russia from abroad. Russia "remains an important market for our airline, and we continue to note an increase in the number of passengers traveling to Russia from various directions of our route network." By offering Russian passengers convenient flights at affordable prices to Dubai and other destinations, Flydubai also contributes to the development of inbound tourism to Russia. Flights to Krasnodar, Mineralnye Vody and Moscow are in the greatest demand. Most often, trips to Russia are carried out from Dubai (UAE), Kathmandu (Nepal), Mumbai (India) and Colombo (Sri Lanka). This fall, Flydubai opens up new travel opportunities from other cities of Russia that are not part of its route network. The airline became a party to the M2 ‑ CLOSED FARE multilateral agreement developed by the Transport Clearing House (TCH). The M2 agreement allows airlines to offer their passengers convenient connecting flights by selling tickets in automated reservation systems (ASB / GDS). At the moment, you can book a ticket to Dubai from a number of Russian destinations with a connection with the Flydubai flight in Yekaterinburg. “Our agreement with the Transport Clearing House serves to develop air traffic between Russia and Dubai. Now passengers from cities outside our route network will be able to choose convenient connections with Flydubai flights,” Effendi added. Flydubai operates more than 1,700 flights a week from Dubai on 90 routes in 44 countries. Thanks to interline agreements with international carriers, Flydubai offers its passengers convenient connections in Dubai for traveling to more than 200 destinations.
