Sochi - Abkhaz Flights Resumed

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Regular flights between Sochi and Abkhaz Gagrami that were suspended in early 1990s were resumed on July 1st this year. With the ability to carry 189 passengers in one flight, it takes around 45 minutes for these carriers to reach Abkhazia. It should cost you 1200 rubles for a business class ticket while an economy class ticket is available at 800 rubles. Thus, this puts the Georgian and Arkhas conflict to rest.

Last Updated on Thursday, 28 October 2010 10:24
 

Flights between Riga and Sochi Resume Today

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The first regular flight between Riga and Sochi will resume on Wednesday, June 18 after all flights were suspended between Riga and Sochi in 1990s.  The flights by Air Baltic will be scheduled twice per week and will be about three hours in duration.

Last Updated on Thursday, 28 October 2010 10:26 Read more...
 

airBaltic Flights From Riga to Sochi

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Latvia’s airBaltic airline will start nonstop flights from Riga to Sochi later this month, Latvian Transport Minister Ainars Slesers said Saturday. The first flight to Sochi is scheduled for June 18. The airline already flies to St. Petersburg and Moscow.

Last Updated on Thursday, 28 October 2010 10:27
 

Sochi Awaits Hotels Boom

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Still six years to go, officials in this Black Sea resort are concerned about Olympics 2014, as Moscow faced criticism last month, when the capital’s hotels struggled to manage an influx of 40,000 football fans for the Champions League final.

Sochi officials have pledged an extra 35,000 hotel rooms in the next few years. “We are sure we won’t have the same problems as Moscow, plenty of available and affordable rooms is a priority,” said Yelena Pavlovich, head of the city administration’s hotel development department.

 

Last Updated on Thursday, 28 October 2010 10:41
 

S7 Airlines renews flights from St. Petersburg - Sochi.

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OJSC Airline “Siberia”, working under brand S7 Airlines, renews seasonal flight from St. Petersburg to Sochi. Flights will operate till end of September, 2008.

Last Updated on Thursday, 28 October 2010 10:28
 


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