The state airline CJSC "Azerbaijan Airlines" announced special fares for the Baku -Istanbul- Baku flights.
According to the airline, selling tickets at 173 euros (taxes and fees included) for the dates of departure from 21 th January to 28 th August 2014. The campaign is valid until the 15th of January. For this price it is possible to fly from Baku to Istanbul and back. Today tickets in this area are worth 290 euros (296 billion.)
In parallel, the airline has started selling a limited number of tickets on the business class passengers. At the same time the ticket from Baku to Istanbul costs 347 euros and back - 328 euros.
"Azerbaijan Airlines" and "Turkish Airlines" make daily flights on the Baku -Istanbul- Baku. --08D--
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