S7 Airlines will operate flights from Pulkovo to Sardinia on Airbus A319 aircraft twice weekly on Mondays and Fridays.
On April 29, 2019, S7 Airlines will launch new scheduled flights from Pulkovo St. Petersburg Airport to the Italian island of Sardinia. The service will be performed to the city of Olbia, which is a new destination on St. Petersburg airport route map.
S7 Airlines will operate flights from Pulkovo to Sardinia on Airbus A319 aircraft twice weekly on Mondays and Fridays.
Additionally, in the IATA Summer 2019 season, S7 Airlines will launch five new scheduled flights from St. Petersburg to Barcelona, Palma-de-Mallorca (Spain), Nice (France), Anapa and Irkutsk (Russia). With the new additions, the route network of the airline at Pulkovo in 2019 includes 21 destinations. S7 Airlines won the LED Together 2018 Prize awarded by Pulkovo Airport for the most dynamic development of the route network from St. Petersburg.
In January 2019, S7 Airlines served over 90,000 at Pulkovo, which represents an 8% increase compared with the same period in 2018. The carrier was one of the top three airlines for passenger traffic from St. Petersburg airport in 2018. In the previous year, the airline served 1.4 million people at Pulkovo, which is 20% more year-on-year.
S7 Airlines is a member of oneworld airline alliance. The carrier is one of the world’s TOP-100 best airlines and ranks third in Eastern Europe according to Skytrax.
Pulkovo St. Petersburg Airport is the fourth airport in Russia in terms of passenger traffic. In 2018, the airport welcomed 18.1 million passengers, which is 12.4% more than in 2017. Since 2010, Northern Capital Gateway LLC has been the main operator of Pulkovo, implementing the airport reconstruction and development project under a public-private partnership agreement with the city of St. Petersburg.
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