Russia's UTair airline is boosting the number of destinations from the largest city of Khanty-Mansiysk autonomous territory, Surgut, during the spring-summer schedule, and in the middle of June new weekly flights will link Surgut with Simferopol, Lviv and Baku, the press service of the Russian carrier has reported.
The press service said that the company would fly to Simferopol on Mondays from June 18, 2012, to Baku on Tuesdays – from June 12, 2012 and to Lviv on Wednesdays – from June 13, 2012. The price of a one-way ticket starts from RUR 7,375.
In addition, UTair will resume summer seasonal flights from Surgut to Yerevan (on Thursdays from June 14) and Rostov-on-Don (on Mondays from June 4). A Boeing 737-500 will be used on the routes.
Russia’s UTair is a leading carrier on the routes between Russia and Ukraine.
