JSC Azerbaijan Airlines (AZAL) and the Russian airline Ural Airlines from 31 July will begin implementation of joint flights on the route Moscow-Gabala-Moscow.
According to the agreement on the joint operation (code-share agreement), flying Ural Airlines at this air line will be carried out under the codes of both airlines. It is reported by the press service of AZAL.
Direct flights on Moscow-Gabala-Moscow will run weekly on Sundays.
Departure from the International airport Domodedovo (DME) is at 11:30 a.m. Moscow time, and arrival in Gabala International Airport (GBB) is at 15:15 local time. Departure from Gabala is at 16:25, and arrival in Moscow is at 18:20 local time.
Flights from Gabala to Moscow will be performed on liners Airbus A320. ---08D
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