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Aeroflot connects Moscow and Dubrovnik with direct flights

18. January 2011. | 08:14

Source: Croatian Times

Dubrovnik Airport authorities have confirmed that Dubrovnik and Moscow will be connected by a direct flight from 27 May to 29 October.

Dubrovnik Airport authorities have confirmed that Dubrovnik and Moscow will be connected by a direct flight from 27 May to 29 October.

Russian airliner Aeroflot will keep daily flights between two cities.

The line will additionally boost the arrivals of Russian tourists in Dubrovnik, the city dubbed as "the pearl of Adriatic".

After years of charter flights, Dubrovnik and Moscow will now, for the first time, be connected with direct flights.

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