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Ural Airlines To Launch Moscow-Budapest Service

• 12 Dec 2019 9:40 AM
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Russian carrier Ural Airlines will launch a Budapest-Moscow service from December 28, tourism websites reported on Wednesday.

The company based in Yekaterinburg will operate three weekly flights, on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.

Departure from Moscow will be at 12.30pm and the Airbus A320 aircraft will return on the same day, leaving Budapest at 6.55pm.

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