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November, 8 2007
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It is not an overstatement to say that Vladivostok Air has an important event in the works for its existing and future passengers. The airline will operate regular flights to the American continent for the first time in the company history.
Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky — Anchorage (Alaska, USA) — Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky flights are scheduled under the summer flight timetable of 2008. The civil aviation authorities has already authorized the airline to operate regular flights. The company experts are currently developing the destination fares and agreeing on the timetable.
Vladivostok — Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky — Vladivostok connecting flight will be operated specially for this service, which will clearly link the Siberia and Far East of Russia with Alaska. The airline expects that the new service will become popular with lovers of outdoor activities not only from Russia but also from Korea, China, Singapore and Thailand as there is a demand for the direct aircraft service with Alaska.
It is noteworthy that the new service is perfectly in line with the spirit of geographic “discoveries” by the Far-Eastern airline. It was Vladivostok Air who became the first official carrier for Vladivostok — Beijing or Vladivostok — Hanoi services not so long ago; it was also the first airline in the history of civil aviation to operate a nonstop flight from Vladivostok to Saint-Petersburg onboard TU-204-300.
