El Al to commence cargo flights to Moscow DME

Throughout November there will be 4 cargo flights to Moscow and as from December, during the winter season, the frequency will be two weekly flights
29.10.07 / 00:00
El Al to commence cargo flights to Moscow DME
29.10.07
El Al to commence cargo flights to Moscow DME
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Throughout November there will be 4 cargo flights to Moscow and as from December, during the winter season, the frequency will be two weekly flights
 
EL Al Israel Airlines advised last week that it planned to inaugurate cargo flights from Israel to Moscow Domodedovo International Airport.
 
The announcement noted that the cargo flights would commence in early November, in accordance with market demand. The first flight will take off on November 5th.
 
A company spokesman noted that throughout November there will be 4 cargo flights to Moscow and as from December, during the winter season, the frequency will be two weekly flights on Monday and Thursday.
 
From  Moscow DME,  flights will continue to PVG - SHANGHAI PUDONG AIRPORT.

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