Belavia and Utair offer joint routes to passengers

Belavia continues to expand cooperation with Russian airlines. Under the new code-share agreement between Belavia and Utair, passengers can apply for a single ticket for flights from Belarus to 10 Russian cities and back.

Flights from Belarus to connecting airports in Russia will be operated by Belavia Airlines, and the Russian section will be operated by Utair Airlines.

The partners offer the following routes (there and back):

• Minsk/Gomel – Moscow (Vnukovo) – Grozny
• Minsk/Gomel – Moscow (Vnukovo) – Krasnoyarsk
• Minsk/Gomel – Moscow (Vnukovo) – Makhachkala
• Minsk/Gomel – Moscow (Vnukovo) – Mineralnye Vody
• Minsk/Gomel – Moscow (Vnukovo) – Surgut
• Minsk/Gomel – Moscow (Vnukovo) – Khanty-Mansiysk
• Minsk/Gomel – Moscow (Vnukovo) – Samara
• Minsk/Gomel – Moscow (Vnukovo) – Ufa
• Minsk/Gomel – Moscow (Vnukovo) – Tyumen
• Minsk/Gomel – Moscow (Vnukovo) – Noyabrsk

For passengers, a flight involving two airlines provides additional opportunities: convenient connections, through check-in, and ticket on a single form.

You can purchase tickets for new routes on the websites of both airlines, as well as at agents.

Earlier, we reported that Belavia concluded similar code-share agreements with two Russian airlines: Nordwind Airlines and Red Wings.

The Utair Group includes companies engaged in transportation by airplanes and helicopters, maintenance and repair of aviation equipment, airport and ground maintenance of aircraft, and training of aviation personnel. The company's route network includes more than 120 destinations.