Bahrain'snationalcarrierGulfAir will operatecharterflightstoSochi.Flights are scheduledonMondayson an AirbusA-321 with a capacity of 166passengers. The flightarrivesinSochi at 20:15Moscowtime,inManama, the capital of Bahrain,at21:15. -We are verypleasedthatin2024ourstrategicdirectionbegins to be implemented,whichwasplanned in terms of the development of the routenetworkevenbefore the pandemic.This is attractingtourismfrom the MiddleEastasoneofSochi's targetmarkets,"saidAlexanderNikonov, DeputyGeneralDirector of AerodynamicsLLC.
In addition to the summerflightprogram, questionsaboutManama-Sochiflightsinwinter are being worked out. They are alsosupposed to bemaderegularso that theybecomeavailable to RussiancitizenswhocanflynotonlytoBahrain,butalsowithconnectionstoothercountries. -Activeworkon the expansion of the routenetwork has been carried out in the Sochiairharborsince2022. The MiddleEastis a priorityininternationalareas.Wewillcontinue to worktoattractourcustomers in theMiddleEast.WehaveOman,Kuwait, and Qatarin our projects,"saidAlexeyKomarov, ManagingDirector of SochiAirport. Today, flightsfromSochiInternationalAirport are operatedto56domesticand21internationaldestinations.Flights are operated by21Russianand10foreigncarriers.According to the results of the firstquarter of 2024, SochiAirportserved more than307thousandpassengersoninternationalroutes, which is twopercentmorethan in 2023.
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