Following the Turkish Airlines (THY), special rates on the route Baku-Istanbul-Baku were announced by the state airline CJSC Azerbaijan Airlines (AZAL).
From 11 November to 20 December AZAL will be selling tickets in the specified direction at a price ranging from 209 euros round trip. One-way ticket will cost as follows: flight from Baku to Istanbul will cost 150, and flight in the opposite direction - 113 Euros.
Recall that before this the airline THY launched a campaign on the route Baku-Istanbul-Baku, according to which the tickets from November 10 will be offered to passengers at 179 manat.
Flights between Baku and Istanbul are the most popular in Azerbaijan. AZAL and THY daily operate two flights each.
1 EUR = 0,97 AZN. --08D--
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