Starting from 4 April, the airline starts commencing regular flights to Bukhara. The flights will be performed on Saturday. The minimum fare for a return ticket is 356 euro (no taxes included).

On 6 April, the company will commence the first flight to Ferghana. The flights will be performed on Monday. The minimum fare for a return ticket is 367 euro (no taxes included).

The company said flights will be carried out by Boeing 737-300 or TU-154M aircrafts respectively.

Bukhara and Ferghana are not the first direction connecting the Russian capital with the Uzbekistan. Atlant-Soyuz has been flying to Tashkent, capital of Uzbekistan, everyday (except Wednesday) and Samarkand on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Sundays.

All flights of the air company are performed from the International Vnukovo Airport which is notable for its maximum transport accessibility of all airports of the Moscow aviation hub. It is located at the distance of 11 km from the Moscow Ring Road and at the distance of 28 km from the center of Moscow.

The Vnukovo Airport is provided with ramified and highly technological net of the transport communications. Passengers can get to the capital from the airport by three highways - Kievskoye, Borovskoye and Minskoye. Vnukovo is also connected with the Moscow rapid main line. Air passengers cover the distance between the Vnukovo airport and the Kievskiy railway station within 35 minutes by electric trains of higher comfort.