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Today Vnukovo International's Terminal A has welcomed the joint Lufthansa-Vnukovo news conference to announce preparations for scheduled flight operations by the German flag carrier out of Vnukovo International. The flights are slated to commence with the opening of summer navigation, 2012.  >>>

Air Moldova is the national air carrier and the largest Moldavian airline  >>>

Air Malta the main airline offering the most extensive choice of air services to get to Malta. No other airline serving Malta is committed to the Maltese community and Malta’s economy as Air Malta.  >>>

Currently, airBaltic operates direct flights out of three Baltic States capitals – Riga, Latvia, Vilnius, Lithuania and Tallinn, Estonia  >>>

S7 Airlines (Sibir Airlines brand) has the largest in Russia network of internal routes, organized with base at three large air transport nodes in Moscow (Domodedovo), Novosibirsk (Tolmachevo) and Irkutsk. S7 Airlines makes regular flights to CIS countries, Europe, Near East, South Asia and countries of the Asia-Pacific region.  >>>

Moscow Domodedovo Airport and AirBridgeCargo airline announce a new scheduled freighter service between Moscow (Domodedovo) and Frankfurt effective from May 30 2010. The direct flights will be operated on a weekly basis. AirBridgeCargo is the only freighter in Russia to connect international airports Frankfurt and Domodedovo. At the moment AirBridgeCargo operates 28 flights a week from Europe to Russia.The new service is a part of domestic route network expansion plans.AirBridgeCargo being a part of Volga-Dnepr Group is the leading Russian freighter airline. It operates scheduled flights Europe - Russia – Asia by Boeing 747 to 17 destinations in 12 countries. AirBridgeCargo performs scheduled flights from Asian airports: Shanghai, Beijing, Hong Kong, Tokyo and Seoul to European cities: Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Maastricht, Zaragoza, Milano and Malmo. In 2009 the airline expanded its route network by adding new destinations in the Middle Asia: Almaty, Atyrau, Bishkek and Kabul. The air fleet features 9 freighters   >>>

Moscow Domodedovo Airport and AirBridgeCargo airline announce a new scheduled freighter service between Moscow (Domodedovo) and Frankfurt effective from May 30 2010. The direct flights will be operated on a weekly basis. AirBridgeCargo is the only freighter in Russia to connect international airports Frankfurt and Domodedovo. At the moment AirBridgeCargo operates 28 flights a week from Europe to Russia.The new service is a part of domestic route network expansion plans.AirBridgeCargo being a part of Volga-Dnepr Group is the leading Russian freighter airline. It operates scheduled flights Europe - Russia – Asia by Boeing 747 to 17 destinations in 12 countries. AirBridgeCargo performs scheduled flights from Asian airports: Shanghai, Beijing, Hong Kong, Tokyo and Seoul to European cities: Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Maastricht, Zaragoza, Milano and Malmo. In 2009 the airline expanded its route network by adding new destinations in the Middle Asia: Almaty, Atyrau, Bishkek and Kabul. The air fleet features 9 freighters   >>>

From 31st March 2010 Air Berlin, Germany?s second largest airline, will also be taking off from Frankfurt to Sylt. That makes Air Berlin the only airline that provides a direct service between Frankfurt and Sylt. Air Berlin will initially be making the new non-stop flights available on three dates (2nd, 7th and 9th April) just in time for the Easter holidays. From 1st May to 31st October 2010 there will be a flight from the city on the river Main to the North Sea island every Saturday and Sunday. On public holidays and during the summer and autumn holidays Air Berlin will be increasing the number of available flights and operate up to four non-stop services a week to Westerland. There is also good news for all Air Berlin passengers who want to fly to the popular island from Berlin: Air Berlin will be providing a link between these two places from 1st April 2010; initially there will be three flights a week, on Thursdays, Fridays and Sundays, and from 1st May 2010 there will even be five flights a week, on Mon  >>>

From 31st March 2010 Air Berlin, Germany?s second largest airline, will also be taking off from Frankfurt to Sylt. That makes Air Berlin the only airline that provides a direct service between Frankfurt and Sylt. Air Berlin will initially be making the new non-stop flights available on three dates (2nd, 7th and 9th April) just in time for the Easter holidays. From 1st May to 31st October 2010 there will be a flight from the city on the river Main to the North Sea island every Saturday and Sunday. On public holidays and during the summer and autumn holidays Air Berlin will be increasing the number of available flights and operate up to four non-stop services a week to Westerland. There is also good news for all Air Berlin passengers who want to fly to the popular island from Berlin: Air Berlin will be providing a link between these two places from 1st April 2010; initially there will be three flights a week, on Thursdays, Fridays and Sundays, and from 1st May 2010 there will even be five flights a week, on Mon  >>>

Air Berlin, Germany's second largest airline, is releasing flights between Hamburg and Frankfurt in summer 2010 for booking now. From May onwards, Air Berlin will be operating a service linking the two cities with up to five flights a day from Monday to Friday. At weekends Air Berlin passengers have a choice of up to two non-stop flights a day. The summer timetable starts on 1st May 2010 and ends on 31st October 2010. Early bookers can make sure of getting bargain fares from just 29 euros one way, including taxes, charges and miles. Flights can be booked online (airberlin.com), by calling the airline?s Service Centre (Tel.: 01805-737 800) any time and through travel agents.  >>>