Aeroflot To Resume Hong Kong Flights

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22 Sep 2023
1 min read
· Routes 
VP-BDD | Aeroflot - Russian Airlines | Airbus A330-343X | Beijing Capital International Airport [PEK]

Aeroflot has announced its intention to resume regular flights between Moscow and Hong Kong from December 23, 2023.

The Russian airline, which has been heavily sanctioned and has had to reduce its global network substantially, will operate an Airbus A330 configured in a two-class layout with Economy and Business.

Aeroflot further notes that the connection is slated to operate thrice weekly, with the aircraft jetting away from Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays from Moscow.

The return flight is scheduled for Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays. Operating from Sheremetyevo (Terminal C) in Moscow.

Hong Kong is a hugely crucial Chinese region per Aeroflot, with it being a hub for business. Thus, being able to resume services to Hong Kong is something they are pleased with.

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