A few weeks after his arrival at Beirutat the beginning of the summer, Aigle Azur is continuing to expand its range of services to business destinations. The airline has just announced two new strategic routes from 1 December. Aigle Azur is preparing to return to Moscow. Two flights a week will be operated between Orly and Domodedovo airports, using Airbus A320 aircraft. There will also be four weekly rotations to Berlin-Tegel, again from Paris-Orly.
Orly is not the only hub where Aigle Azur is investing: the airline will be setting up year-round flights to Algiers from Paris-Roissy airport. Two new routes will complement the five weekly flights already offered from Orly. The Paris-Constantine and Marseille-Dakar routes will also benefit from an enhanced flight schedule.
" Aigle Azur is France's historic airline, and today it has the opportunity to diversify its offer with new destinations, as desired by passengers and supported by all its staff, while also strengthening its traditional services to Algeria, Portugal and Mali, which have been so important to its growth. "explains Frantz Yvelin, Chairman of Aigle Azur. " We are very pleased to be able to offer a new service between Orly and Germany, as well as between Orly and Russia. Aigle Azur will now be in places where it was not necessarily expected. Of course, this is just the beginning, and we hope that from summer 2018 more new services will be added to the Berlin and Moscow openings. ".
