JSC Azerbaijan Airlines (AZAL) from July 15 will begin selling tickets in eight directions at discounted rates. On the causes of unusual for him generous act not reported.
Sale of discounted tickets will be accepted until July 31. At the same time periods are limited departures from July 15 to August 14 this year.
As part of a special promotion tickets to London and back can be bought for 459 Euros. In normal times, these AZAL tickets are at 600 manat. One can buy a ticket to Beijing and back to Baku for 409 Euro, which at other times one can buy for at least 530 manat. Within two weeks, tickets to Tehran and Tabriz (plus reverse) will be offered at 179 Euros, while today they are sold at 260 manat. Preferential rates are available and in the direction of four Russian cities - Rostov-on-Don, Perm, Nizhny Novgorod and Kazan. However, special rates are only valid for departures from the cities of the Russian Federation.
The official rate of Azerbaijani manat for Euro as at 14 July is 1.0671. - 08D-
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