 With Berlin as a starting point, travellers can fly conveniently via Riga to St. Petersburg in Russia, Kiev and Odessa in Ukraine, Minsk in Belarus and Baku, Tbilisi and Tashkent in central Asia. From April, this network will be further enhanced to link Berlin with Yerevan (Armenia) and Almaty (Kazakhstan). Then in May, Simferopol on Ukraine’s Crimean peninsula joins the list, followed by Sochi, the Russian Black Sea resort that will host the 2014 Winter Olympics. One-way ticket prices between Berlin and these destinations start from EUR 107 (taxes and Internet transaction fee included).
From the industrial powerhouse of Hamburg, passengers can already use Riga to access St. Petersburg. But from April, the number of destinations will multiply to include Minsk, Odessa, Tbilisi and Yerevan. One-way ticket prices start from EUR 108 (taxes and Internet transaction fee included). The Bavarian capital of Munich is linked via Riga to Tashkent. It also gets an upgraded connection status from April, with St. Petersburg and Almaty joining the list of final destinations. One-way ticket prices start from EUR 116 (taxes and Internet transaction fee included). |
