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S7 Airlines achieves its goal of serving Iceland

Moscow-Keflavik from next June

S7 Airlines, oneworld alliance member, has announced its intention to commence seasonal services to Keflavik Airport ‒becoming the Icelandic gateway’s only regular route to Russia. Beginning on 9 June, the carrier will start a weekly 176-seat, B-737/800 airplane service from its Moscow-Domodedovo hub. The new connection will mean that Keflavik is connected to 31 countries in S18. The 3,380-kilometre flig...

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Keflavik, Iceland, 01/31/2018 06:00
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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