AEROFLOT
IN NORWAY
Aeroflot
opened regular air services between Moscow and Oslo on 01 April 1969. The second route,
Moscow-Murmansk-Longyearbyen was opened on 10 September 1975. Together with SAS, the
services to Svalbard gave Aeroflot the privilege to serve the most northerly airport in
the world open to the public (at 78No).
Today Aeroflot
operates the following regular flights between Norway and Russia:
Oslo - Moscow: 7 flights per week (non stop). |
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Schedules Winter 2007-2008
| Oslo - Moskva |
|
avg. / dep. |
ank. / arr. |
| SU212 |
Daglig* / Daily* |
OSL - SVO |
0900 |
1340 |
|
Moskva - Oslo |
|
avg. / dep. |
ank. / arr. |
| SU211 |
Daglig* / Daily* |
SVO - OSL |
2140 |
2220 |
* = Forutsatt myndightenes godkjennelse / Subject to
government approval.
OSL = Oslo Gardermoen
SVO = Moscow Sheremetyevo
 Transit from one international flight to
another is easy in Aeroflot's main hub - Moscow's Sheremetyevo-2.
Via Moscow you can reach almost every corner of the planet.
Here are some examples on destinations you can reach with Aeroflot from Oslo via Moscow:
Tokyo, Seoul, Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Bangkok, Hanoi, Delhi,
Mumbai,
Tashkent, Bishkek, Tehran, Beirut, Damascus, Yerevan, Baku, Simferopol (Yalta), Kiev,
Luanda, Havana.
To check the connections from Oslo, click here.
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For further information about Aeroflot, please contact your travel agent or Aeroflot's
representation in Norway:
Øvre Slottsgt 6
0157 Oslo
Tel 23 35 62 00
Tel 23 35 61 94 (Russian language operator)
Fax 22 33 28 80
LINKS to other Aeroflot web sites
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