Aeroflot, the flag carrier airline of Russia, is expanding its domestic network with the launch of regular flights between Moscow and Cheboksary, the capital city of the Chuvash Republic. The new route, commencing operations on June 14, 2024, will operate daily, connecting the two cities with convenient flight schedules. This marks the first time Aeroflot has introduced flights to Cheboksary in its modern history, offering both business travelers and leisure tourists seamless connectivity between Moscow and the Chuvash Republic. The direct flights will provide residents of Chuvashia with easy access to Aeroflot Group’s extensive flight network, enabling them to connect to various destinations worldwide via Sheremetyevo International Airport, Moscow’s primary aviation hub. Aeroflot, a leading player in the Russian aviation industry, holds a prominent position as part of Aeroflot Group, which includes Rossiya Airlines and Pobeda Airlines. In 2023, Aeroflot carried a substantial number of passengers, contributing to the Group’s total passenger traffic. As one of the oldest airlines globally, Aeroflot celebrates a century of operation and has consistently maintained its position as a prominent Russian brand. The airline actively supports the domestic aircraft industry by being a major purchaser of passenger aircraft produced in Russia. By 2030, Aeroflot Group aims to acquire 339 locally-made airliners, demonstrating its commitment to sustainable development. Aeroflot and its subsidiaries prioritize key social and economic objectives, focusing on enhancing air connectivity within Russia, providing employment opportunities, and fostering the professional growth of its employees.
Aeroflot Launches Regular Flights Between Moscow and Cheboksary
