Belavia and Aeroflot have expanded travel options for connecting passengers by signing an interline agreement. Passengers can now purchase a single ticket to any destination served by the Russian carrier.
Under the agreement, the first leg of the journey is operated by Belavia, while the onward flight is operated by Aeroflot.
From Minsk, passengers can book connecting flights via Moscow, St. Petersburg, Sochi, Kazan, and Yekaterinburg. From Mahilyow, connections are available via Moscow, while passengers departing from Homiel and Brest can connect through either Moscow or St. Petersburg.
Single tickets can be purchased at the airlines’ sales offices and through authorized travel agencies.
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