Azur Air adds five Moscow routes for 2026/27

Russian carrier Azur Air, the country's largest charter airline, which is affiliated with tour operator Anex Tour, plans to operate flights from Moscow to five foreign resort destinations during the autumn-winter 2026/2027 schedule, a company representative told journalists. The route network will include Phuket and Pattaya in Thailand, Nha Trang in Vietnam, Hambantota in Sri Lanka (more details in the article), and Male in the Maldives.

The flight programs are scheduled to continue through the end of the winter schedule. Departures to Pattaya will begin on November 2 and will operate once every 12 days. Flights to Hambantota will start on November 3 with a frequency of three times every 12 days. The frequency of flights to Nha Trang will increase to three flights every 12 days (more details in the article about Vietnam flight programs). The largest program will be to Phuket: from November 4, flights to the island are planned seven times every 12 days.

All flights from Moscow will be operated using Boeing 767 aircraft configured for 336 passengers, the company said.

In addition, a flight program to the Maldives will begin on October 30 using a Lujo Black Jet aircraft — a Boeing 757 with a business-class cabin.

Photo from official photo bank of the air company