- Pobeda to resume flights to Milan Bergamo in March
- Moscow-Milan flights will be performed flown on Fridays
- Pobeda made announcement in its mailout to passengers
Russian budget air carrier Pobeda (Victory) announced that it will relaunch air service to Italy’s Milan-Bergamo starting March 26, the airline said in its newsletter to the customers.
“Pobeda is resuming flights to Milan (Bergamo). Moscow-Milan (Bergamo) flights will be performed from March 26, 2021, on Fridays,” the company said.
Regular flights between Russia and Italy have been suspended amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Meanwhile, carriers can perform cargo-and-passenger flights, with only certain groups of people able to buy tickets for them.
In case of Italy, Italian residents, Russians holding EU residence permits, high-qualified medical workers, students, diplomatic servants, or people requiring medical help may enter the country now.
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- Pobeda to resume flights to Milan Bergamo in MarchMoscow-Milan flights will be performed flown on FridaysPobeda made announcement in its mailout to passengers.
- Russian budget air carrier Pobeda (Victory) announced that it will relaunch air service to Italy's Milan-Bergamo starting March 26, the airline said in its newsletter to the customers.
- Moscow-Milan (Bergamo) flights will be performed from March 26, 2021, on Fridays,”.
