New destinations from Moscow
30 April 2021
Red Wings Airlines launched flights to five new destinations from Moscow Domodedovo Airport on 30 April: to Belgorod, Naberezhnye Chelny (Nizhnekamsk), Saransk, Saratov and Ulyanovsk. The flights are performed using the latest comfortable SSJ100 aircraft with a capacity of 100 seats.
Flights to all five cities from Domodedovo will be daily.
The flight to Belgorod will depart at 11:15, the return flight from Belgorod will depart at 13:35, the flight will last 1 hour 25 minutes.
Departure to Nizhnekamsk at 21:40, the return flight from Nizhnekamsk will depart the next morning at 06:00, the flight will last about 2 hours.
Departure to Saransk is at 16:55, the return flight from Saransk departs at 19:00, the flight lasts about 1 hour and 25 minutes.Red Wings is the only airline flying to the capital of Mordovia from Domodedovo Airport. This is also the only evening flight from Moscow to Saransk and back.
The flight to Saratov departs at 21:30 and the return flight from Saratov departs the next morning at 07:00, with a flight time of 1 hour 40 minutes. The Red Wings schedule allows both the most productive working day and a longer rest in the capital: the airline's flight to Saratov is the latest departure to this city of the capital, the return flight to Domodedovo is the earliest in the schedule of Saratov Gagarin Airport.
The flight to Ulyanovsk departed at 15:45 and the return flight from Ulyanovsk at 19:00, lasting one hour and 45 minutes. The appearance of the new carrier in the face of Red Wings on these itineraries will give passengers new opportunities for travel in comfort and will definitely reduce the average cost of flights.
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Red Wings Airlines specializes in scheduled and charter passenger transport, the fleet consists of 24 passenger aircraft: 15 Airbus 320/321, seven Russian regional SSJ100s and two long-range Boeing 777s. Base airports are Domodedovo, Koltsovo (Yekaterinburg), Balandino (Chelyabinsk), Pulkovo (St. Petersburg) and Zhukovsky.
