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From October 19, the sale of tickets for passenger buses to the liberated territories will begin
Baku/18.10.23/Turan: Tickets for October and November regular bus flights to the liberated territories will go on sale on October 19, 2023 at 12:00, the statement of the Ministry of Digital Technologies and Transport of Azerbaijan on Wednesday.
Passengers can purchase tickets for the specified directions of the route online through the portal. To purchase a ticket, citizens need to enter the data of an identity document into the system. Each ticket can only be used by a citizen who has an identity card. It cannot be transferred to another person.
It should be noted that the first regular bus routes to the cities of Shusha and Aghdam were launched on January 24, 2022. To date, 623 flights have been carried out, and 25,545 passengers have visited the liberated territories. ---0---
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