Middle East 27 February 2017

Ministry of Transport allowed airline "Pobeda" to fly to Alanya, but refused for flights to Rome

“Interdepartmental Commission at the Ministry of Transport of the Russian Federation issued permission to "Pobeda" airline for regular flights from Moscow to the Turkish resort Alanya”, - it was reported on the Federal Air Transport Agency website on Wednesday. The carrier will fly to Alanya airport "Gazipasa" up to seven times a week. Currently, the regular flights between Moscow and Alanya are absent. "Pobeda" has also received approval for flights from St. Petersburg to Batumi - up to three times a week. “But the commission refused to issue a permission to "Pobeda" for flights to the "Champino" airport (in 15 km south-east of the center of Rome)”, - according to the materials.

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Yury Mishchenko, graduated from Moscow Institute of Foreign Languages, has more than 15 years experience in tourism and travel. Working both in tour operator company as destination manager, and in travel agency as sales manager, he is focused on analysis of Russian tour operators’ daily routine. Recently, Yury works in Baginet Marketing and Sales Agency.