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Sky Express to stat charter flights from Russia’s ... - Interfax Information Agency

MOSCOW. March 15 (Interfax) - Sky Express Aviation Company plans to start a charter program from Russia's regions, the chairman of the company, Vitaly Korenyugin, said at a conference on Monday. He said that the company would implement a charter ...

Strong storm hampers flights to Chukotka until end of ... - ITAR-TASS

Due to hard weather conditions two flights of the air companies Vladivostok-avia and Yakutia are delayed, the Transaero flight from Moscow to Anadyr was at first made a stopover in Magadan and then was returned to Moscow. All local flights in the ...

All The Latest Advice For BA Passengers - Ananova

Flights to Dublin, Frankfurt, Rome, Moscow, New York, Singapore and Hong Kong were among those running as usual. Gatwick Airport BA plans to operate all long-haul flights to and from the airport plus around half of short-haul flights this weekend.

Heavy fog forces two aircraft make emergency landing in ... - ITAR-TASS

The heavy fog and poor visibility conditions of 100 to 200 meters forced the Tolmachevo airport authorities to delay ten flights, mostly to or from Moscow, a spokesman for the Tolmachevo airport told Itar-Tass. Now the fog is clearing and the delayed ...

Clinton In Moscow To Push Iran Sanctions, START ... - Radio Free Europe

But many observers say the new relationship between Washington and Moscow has already borne fruit and will continue to do so. Russia is allowing U.S. military over flights to Afghanistan, and, perhaps most critically, it has indicated that it is ...

Beachside savings in the Bahamas - Globe and Mail

... rates; this week, a Toronto-Moscow return business-class ticket ranges from about $5,500 to $10,000. The catch You must book by March 31 for travel from July 1 through Sept. 3. Seats are limited and may not be available on all flights.

Clinton to Visit Moscow Amid Strained U.S.-Russia ... - YAHOO!

military flights over Russia per year, but so far this year, there have been fewer than 100. Sergei Markov, a conservative parliamentarian from Putin's United Russia Party, says these escalations point to the conservative camp's main problem with the ...

What to Do If Your Russian Flight Is Delayed - Moscow Times

... passengers a total of 582,100 rubles ($19,747) — or 52,918 rubles each — for a delay of more than six hours on a flight from Moscow to Rostov-on-Don in December 2008. SkyExpress, whose flights were 87 percent on time in 2008, said its ...

BA strike build-up: live updates - The Guardian

One airline's loss is another's gain. BMI, which flies from Heathrow to Aberdeen, Amsterdam (only until 28 March), Belfast, Cairo, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Jeddah, Manchester, Moscow and Riyadh, says it's trying to secure larger aircraft and more flights ...

Aeroflot, Sheremetyevo Reach Compromise - Moscow Times

Sheremetyevo now manages the airport's four terminals, and it has been arguing for years with Aeroflot about quality and the way that flights are serviced. The state had three options for settling the issue, all of which agreed that the airport ...

Resolved Question: What is the cheapest way to get from Moscow to Croatia?

I would like to fly one way from Moscow to Croatia in August. I cant find a flight less than USD 450! Is there any low cost that flyes from Moscow to Central Europe? Thank you!! more

Resolved Question: Why don't today's piston singles have much much longer range?

I got a book on the history of planes up until 1936, and every so often I come across one like the Bregeut 19, Hughes H-1, and Tupolev ANT-25, which could achieve ranges of 5,406, 2,500, and 6,214, respectively. The latter completed a non-stop flight from Moscow to Vancouver, just outside of Seattle, by flying over the North Pole. It seems like we're trending backwards, since comparable piston singles today would be lucky to claim half that range. Why is that?Maybe the Antonov was a bad example, since it was built by the govt for long range missions during the war, but still.*Tupolev, not AntonovActually so was the Bregeut, but the question as to why these accomplishments didn't translate to GA still stands. more

Resolved Question: Im flying from Moscow to NYC, JFK then to Cancun, Mexico and I have aprx 1 hour for connection, is it enough?

Arrival time is 3.05 pm and departure time is 4.40 pm 1st flight operated by Delta and second by AA Thnx! more

Resolved Question: Does a Russian passport holder need a transit visa to transit the UK enroute to a final destination?

The flight from Moscow arrives into Terminal 5 and the connecting flight departs from Terminal 3. Can the passenger transit airside from terminal to teminal at Heathrow? more

Resolved Question: Experiences with Russian Aeroflot airlines?

Please tell me your experiences with Russian Aeroflot airlines. coming from JFK-SVO (new york city, USA to Moscow. flight is about 10 hours) is it worth the super cheap ticket or should i spend a couple hundred dollars more to go with a u.s airline (delta, united, southwest, etc.) Please tell me all stories. good and bad. Спасибо. )) more

Resolved Question: How to make a 14-hour flight go smoothly when travelling with my cat?

I'm finishing up grad school next year and I plan to bring back my cat from Nizhny Novgorod to Kuala Lumpur. There's a 6-hour journey from NN to Moscow and then a 14-hour flight from Moscow to Kuala Lumpur (with a 2-hour stop over in Bangkok). So that's a 20-hour journey overall with him being in his pet carrier most of the time. Does anybody here have a clue how to go about this? I've read some 'how-to's online but I was hoping that some of you have had first-hand experience at travelling with cats in the cabin. What should I do if he meows so much to the point of annoying everyone around me? And would he be more comfortable if I upgraded to business class (more room for his carrier, not squished under a seat) ? Thanks in advance! more

Resolved Question: If I visit Russia could I say that I've been to Europe?

Im from the US and I've never been to Europe but I plan to go to Russia soon. If I do visit Russia can I say I've been to Europe. If I go to Russia My flight may be from San Fransisco, US - Zurich, Switzerland - Moscow, Russia. I want to be able to say I,ve been to Europe. more

Resolved Question: Are there any airports to serve as a single connection w/n DFW and SVO, Moscow?

I want to take a route with minimal connections from DFW, Texas to SVO, Moscow. I have free miles with AA to make the trip to the connecting flight. What airline and airport would be that connecting flight to Moscow ? more

Resolved Question: I recently retired from active duty looking to travel cheaply looking into using mac/space-a flights?

Was looking at all the cheap ways for me to get from Seattle, Washington to Moscow, Russia or other fun destinations around the world that won't break the bank. Anyone know how to fly from the U.S. to Germany,Japan,Kuwait or other international bases? Theoretically time is of no importance I can fly from or to any base in the country to make a connecting flight to a foreign port. The base Im near only has flights to Texas and Alaska frequently besides I don't know the rule of "conus" what does It mean what does conus mean? Any international base hubs I could go to that have a higher then usual internation flight plan. A more then obvious one would probably be from Texas to Iraq. more

Resolved Question: Whatever happend to the direct flights from Scotland to Moscow?

reading some old newspaper articles, and they said Scotland would have direct flights to Russia, but nothing ever came of it. Is there any news of it? or chance of it coming?This is the first time i've asked this question. Dont make false allegations. more

Voting Question: British Airways didn't charge me for my e-ticket. Why?

Hi I am flying quite frequently between Moscow and London and for the past 6 years I have been using BA (British Airways). For the past 3 years I have been booking my own tickets on-line (rather than through a travel agent) and I have never noticed anything abnormal. However I have been booking my tickets on 4th of January to fly on 16th. And everything went fine, I've done the booking and got my booking conformation etc.etc. However today I have checked my bank account (HSBC) and found our that I have not been charged for the tickets. even after checking the account details (where they show "available funds") I still saw the same amount available, which means that BA didnt reserve it for themselves. I have booked my train ticket on the same night and have been charged for it on the 5th, so I do assume my card works fine. Is there a reason for concern? Will I be charged later, or is this a one of error where one "lucky" customer gets a free flight? more

Resolved Question: Are British Airway miles the same as American Airlines?

I want to book a flight from Houston, TX IAH to Moscow, Russian Federation DME. And I heard that I can use my British Airways flyer miles on American Airlines and that it would be cheaper. The cost is 65,000 miles through British Airways but I was wondering how many miles it would be for American Airlines. Any help would be appreciated, thanks. more

Resolved Question: find company in Russia " Gold Mangust-Travel (traval agency arrangind departures from Russia to other?

I have friend moving from Russia, in Moscow now finalizing visa and clearance to depart. She is suppose to be using Gold Mangust Travel Agency,yetI can not locate it on internet to help finalize flight plans and costs..I received copy of info that it is licensed and legit. I need to contact agency but cant get info.. please help me? more

Resolved Question: Help! Aeroflot Moscow Transit (New Terminal D) problem?

Five people (inc. me) are flying HKG-SVO-CDG v.v. in mid-February, after SVO T3 (D) opens officially. However, the problem is mainly with visas. A member of our travelling group holds a passport-type that requires Russian visa, while the rest of us hold visa-free. The dillema is due to the opening of T3, the SVO-CDG flight will be in T3 while HKG-SVO is T2. According to DL and other sources, visa is not required for not exiting the airport (stay within transit area) but is required for moving from T1 to T2. However, on the other hand, Aeroflot says in a press release that it operates a transit bus between those terminals, but I am unsure if it is considered exiting transit area? ( http://aeroflot.ru/ENG/about.aspx?ob_no=549&d_no=37689 ) more

Resolved Question: Do I need a transit visa for Moscow Domodedovo airport?

Hi guys, I am flying from Australia to Italy on the 16th of January and I will be changing flights at Domodedovo airport. Stop over is about 6 hours. Do I need a transit visa? Some people say yes but on the russian consulate's website i found this "Transit visa permits to travel through the Russian territory without stay depending on your tickets, it is issued for up to 72 hours, if you travel by air, or for up to 10 days, if using other means of transportation. Foreign citizens have the right to pass through the territory of Russian Federation without a transit visa in the following cases: - if they make a non-stop air flight over the territory of the Russian Federation; - if they make an international air flight and a transfer in a Russian airport provided they have due documents to enter the country of destination and a air flight ticket with an indicated date of flight from the Russian transfer airport within 24 hours upon arrival (but for emergency landing). - if they reside in a country, that has signed a non-visa agreement with the Russian Federation. " What do you think? Thanks! more

Resolved Question: Are there any direct flights from Moscow to the UK other than London?

need some help please :)brilliant deepak, thanks mate!there is still a Coventry and manston airport? more

Resolved Question: Are there such things as flights with 2 or 3 stopovers?

Yelena once visited the US on 1992. She traveled from Moscow stopover at Hanoi then again in Manila where she took a final flight to Los Angeles. Is this route possible? more

Resolved Question: STUDYING RUSSIAN IN RUSSIA?

hi im 19 from london,uk, i really want to go to russia preferably moscow/saint petersburg and study the standard russian language at a university or language school,i have no previous experience with russian, although i do know the russian alphabet well. So it would be a big help if you could recommend what uni, what time of the year, how long to go for, accommodation, return flights, and basic overall cost etc etc.thanks more

Resolved Question: How can i find a list of direct flights from moscow domodedovo airport?

I need to find them for a project, and I can't find it. I need a list of direct flights from Moscow international airport. Can someone help? more

Resolved Question: Flight from Moscow to Cambridge, England?

Where would be the nearest airport to Cambridge taking planes that come from Moscow? And what's it's code? more

Resolved Question: Does this Backpacking Europe Itinerary sound Realistic?

Western, Central, and Eastern Europe (2.5 months approx: 75 days) Holland Amsterdam 4 days Germany Berlin 4 Munich 3 Czech Prague 5 days Austria Vienna 5 days Slovakia Bratislava 6 days Croatia Split 4 days Zagreb 4 days Serbia Belgrade 2 days Republic of Macedonia Skopje 2 days Greece Thessaloniki 4 Days Athens 3 days Kos 2 days Russia Moscow 4 days St Petersburg 5 days Total 57 days Other 18 days for flights, trains, and flexibility travel also everything is eurail except from Greece to Moscow more

Resolved Question: Did Collins software integration effort resemble Aeroflot Flight 593 ?

Aeroflot Flight 593, a "Russian Airlines"[1] Airbus A310-304 passenger airliner, registration F-OGQS, operating on behalf of Aeroflot, crashed into a hillside in Siberia on 23 March 1994. All 75 passengers and crew were killed. Voice and flight data recorders revealed that the pilot's 15-year-old son Eldar Kudrinsky, while seated at the controls, had unknowingly disabled the A310's autopilot's control of the ailerons, which put the aircraft into a steep bank, and then an uncontrolled dive. The pilots were not aware of the partial disconnection of the autopilot, which occurred with no audible alarm, and did not regain control of the aircraft. The jet was en route from Moscow's Sheremetyevo International Airport (SVO) to Hong Kong's former Hong Kong International Airport (Kai Tak Airport). Most of the passengers were businessmen from Hong Kong and Taiwan who were looking for economic opportunities in Russia. The relief pilot, Yaroslav Kudrinsky (Ярослав Кудринский), was taking his two children on their first international flight and they were brought to the cockpit while he was on duty. Aeroflot allowed families of pilots to travel at a discounted rate once per year. With the autopilot active, Kudrinsky, against regulations, offered to let them sit at the controls. First his daughter Yana took the pilot's left front seat. Kudrinsky adjusted the autopilot's heading to give her the impression that she was turning the plane, though she actually had no control of the aircraft. Next, his son Eldar Kudrinsky (Эльдар Кудринский) took the pilot's seat. Unlike his sister, Eldar applied enough force to the control column to contradict the autopilot for 30 seconds. What nobody knew was that by doing this, he completely disconnected the aileron's autopilot: the flight computer switched the plane's ailerons to manual control while maintaining control over the other flight systems. The plane did not audibly signal a warning that this had occurred, although an indicator light did come on. It apparently went unnoticed by the pilots, who had previously flown planes with an audible warning signal. The first to notice a problem was Eldar, who observed that the plane was banking right. Shortly after, the flight path indicator changed to show the new flight path of the aircraft as it turned. Since the turn was continuous, the resulting predicted flight path drawn on screen was a 180 degree turn. This indication is similar to the indications shown when in a holding pattern, where a 180 degree turn is intentional to remain in one place. This confused the pilots for nine seconds. Soon the plane banked past a 45-degree angle (steeper than it was designed for). This increased the g-force on the pilots and crew, making their bodies feel much heavier than usual, and making it impossible for the Captain to replace his son at the controls. After banking as much as 90 degrees, the remaining functions of the autopilot tried to correct the plane's altitude by putting the plane in an almost vertical ascent, nearly stalling the plane. The co-pilot and Eldar managed to get the plane into a nosedive, which reduced the G-force on the pilots and enabled the Captain to take the controls. Though he and his co-pilot did regain control, their altitude by then was too low to recover, and the plane crashed at high speed, killing all aboard. Families of western victims placed flowers on the crash site, while families of ethnic Chinese victims scattered pieces of paper with messages written on them around the crash site. more

Resolved Question: whats the best way to get from riga to moscow overland?

i am goin to moscow from riga, i was wondering what is the best/cheapest way to do this ..maybe train/bus or plane if anyone knows any cheap flights more

Resolved Question: Im 13 and thinking about flying alone. I need some help!! NOW!?

THANKS SO MUCH FOR OPENING! THIS QUESTION HAS BEEN EATING ME UP FOR YEARS! Ok so my parents are in a divorce. I am living in Canada right now, with my mother. But my father lives in Europe (Moscow,Russia). Since I'm 13 he thinks it would be safe for me to be on a plane alone. I was thinking about that for a few years. In the begginng I was scared and not ready. Now I feel like I am ready. I miss my dad terribly. My grandparents also (which I havent seen since I was 9 now im 13). I'm mature enough. My friend also said she volunteered to go with me. I think we can handle, and it would be SUCH a great adventure (I'm a VERY adventurous person). We are both VERY mature for are age. How much will tickets cost? We are probably staying there for a month. And its a flight from Toronto, to Moscow Russia. Is it safe? How should I persuade my mother on letting me go. I feel like I NEED to do this. And may you please.. pretty PLEASE, describe how we are going through the whole security stuff? THANKS!! more

Resolved Question: Any flight from India to Voronezh (Russia)?

Hello, I am staying in Delhi(India) and i need to travel to Voronezh (russia) in March, 2010. I am not able to find any direct flight between Delhi and Voronezh. Is there any direct flight between India (any station) and Voronezh? Direct flights are available from Delhi to Moscow but i am not able to find any connecting flight from Moscos to Voronezh. Please help me plan my trip. Thanks and Regards Rahul Note: I will be travelling to Russia for the first time more

Resolved Question: How much would a train from Tomsk to Moscow cost?

I'm keen to visit Tomsk whilst in Russia, but reluctant to pay the 8500 rouble price tag on a flight back to Moscow, but if the 'wherever you go it costs the same' rule applies to the Tomsk-Moscow route, then I'd be very happy :) Also, does anybody know how much a train ticket from Kazan to Tomsk would cost? Thanks! more

Resolved Question: Can you see where we are heading?

1/27/06 – Liberal Party’s Manual Zelaya is inaugurated as president for a non-renewable four-year term. 3/25/09 – Mr. Zelaya calls for a June referendum on constitutional changes that would let him run for a second term. The vote is scheduled for June 28. May-June 09 – The country’s supreme court, top electoral body, and human-rights ombudsman declare the planned referendum illegal. 6/24/09 – Days before the vote is scheduled to take place, military commanders refuse to distribute ballot boxes. Mr. Zelaya discharges the country’s top military chief, Gen. Romeo Vasquez, and accepts the resignation of Defense Minister Edmundo Orellana. The heads of the army, marines, and air force also resign. 6/25/09 – The Honduran Supreme Court unanimously votes to reinstate Gen. Vasquez. Congress approves plans to investigate Mr. Zelaya and possibly declare him unfit to govern. 6/28/09 – Mr. Zelaya is removed by the military and forced into exile. Congress speaker Roberto Micheletti is appointed acting president. 7/5/09 – Mr. Zelaya turns back from an attempt to return home after soldiers clashed with thousands of his backers massed at the airport. At least one man was killed. 7/6/09 – Honduras’ interim government closes its main airport to all flights. Police and soldiers blanket the streets of the capital. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton announces that Costa Rican President Oscar Arias will mediate between current Honduran leader Roberto Micheletti and Zelaya. Now, what is interesting are President Obama’s comments on the situation: “Even as we meet here [in Moscow] today, America supports now the restoration of the democratically elected president of Honduras, even though he has strongly opposed American policies,” he said. “We do so not because we agree with him,” Obama said of Zelaya. “We do so because we respect the universal principle that people should choose their own leaders, whether they are leaders we agree with or not.” Talk about a non sequitur! Zelaya went against his country’s supreme court ruling that the planned June 28th referendum was illegal and ordered the military to defy the supreme court. The military stood with the supreme court. Zelaya is kicked out of his country for defying his own country’s laws . . . and Obama supports his return to office because “people should choose their own leaders?” HUH?????? Sounds to me like the people have chosen -they've chosen to kick out their leader!I believe if you read again, you will find they did go through the proper channels, not that Obama said anything like what you are suggesting he meant.You are injecting something into Obama's statement that just isn't there...It's sad that the first three answerers support what was obviously a situation similar to what occurred in Venezuela when Hugo Chavez declared himself dictator. more

Resolved Question: How to chnage flights in airport?

I am flying from DME (Moscow) to FRA (Frankfurt) on LH and then FRA-DFW (Dallas) on AA, 2 different tickets.. I am getting different answers from these airlines on following- 1. Can I check-in my bag from DME on LH all the way to ORD even though my connection in FRA is on AA given that LH and AA have interline agreement? 2. I dont have an airport transit visa for FRA airport. LH will check me in only till FRA and then at FRA I have to re-check in at AA counter- I hope AA counter is inside international area for me to check-in as I dont have visa to go out all the way to departures? Please advise. more

Resolved Question: Will you read and comment, please?

. . ----Flight 61 Moscow---- When I saw you smile At the little child In line...Somehow You remind Me...Of the magic Albeit tragic That you possess Yes, I confess It's best I let go But I thought you should know I felt it My heart melted As the little child in you Broke through and Showed the beauty Who you are . . Flight 62 - Where are you?. Moscow customs..an interesting place to watch life pass by more

Resolved Question: Do I need a Visa to pass through Latvia?

I am travelling soon from England to Russia, but rather than clock up £300 on a London-Moscow flight, I am taking the cheapskates option: flying via Ryanair to Riga, perhaps hovering around Riga for four hours, then hopping aboard a train from Riga to Moscow. Will I need to obtain any sort of visa to do this? (I already have a Russian visa btw) Bear un mind that I am an E.U citizen aged eighteen. Thanks! more

Resolved Question: What's good to do on Russia's 'Golden Ring', and where can I find out the most about it's history?

I'm an eighteen year-old English kid hoping to travel independently around Russia alone, and, having been deterred from the pricey and potentillly boring Trans-Siberian railway, I'm considering venturing around the Golden Ring. When I say this, I don't just mean in the way that one is always interested in the history of another country, since I'm quite interested in Russia academically, and on a sort of socio-psychological level, also: Russia has overcome incredible obstacles at key moments in its history, reacting against centuries of backwardness and opression with sudden and powerful force. Whatever it is that forms such a thing in a people generates across centuries, and I want to learn about it as much as possible. On a more mundane level, I am quite limited budget-wise - £1000 including a flight tfrom London to Moscow and back. I have a visa sorted to allow me to travel there between 5th October -3rd November, though. Finally, in amidst basking in Russias history and wondering what I can afford, one must remember that I am young, stupid, and want to get smashed on vodka. Journeys undertaken in a perpetually pissed position are all the more welcome. So, given my wants and my lack of money - who can offer me any advice on what to do? If anybody can suggest good places to stay along the way, then that'd be fab. I hope to sleep overnight on trains where possible, and I have a friend who seems willing to let me stay at their flat when I'm in Moscow, so that should ease the load. Anyway - thanks! more

Resolved Question: How can I travel round Russia on a budget?

Hi, I'm an eighteen-year-old buck from England. I'm looking to spend a month travelling independently around Russia on a budget of around £1000 (approx 50140 roubles) - including flights from London to Moscow and back. I have my visa from October 5th - November 3rd, but I don't have much money. I'd like to do some cool things, mix with people, get more out of it all than I would if I went on some tour, but i also don't want to spend too much money, which rules out my original plan of going on the trans-siberian railway. Can anyone suggest to me any good ideas? Incidentally, I know a guy in Moscow who will probably let me stay in their flat, but I don't want to spend all my time around Moscow, obviously. If there are any tours which don't attract the usual crowd who expect to stay in plush hotels, go to resturaunts and other pricey things tailor-made for tourists, then I'd be glad to hear about them. Also - does anybody know how easy it would be for me to get around Russia -i..e how many times will I be stopped from going somewhere because I've got the wrong visa and refuse to bribe to police? Thanks very much! more

Resolved Question: How much would it cost me to travel on the Trans-Siberian Railway (in Russia) and Back?

I'm planning to spend a month in Russia, travelling along the Trans-Siberian railway in Russia and making perhaps four stops en route. I will be travelling from Moscow to Valdivostok and back, and I anticipate that this will take around 23 days. I would also like to take a train from Moscow to St Petersburg and back, spending one night on the train to St Petersburg, one night in a hostel in St Petersburg, and one night on the train back to Moscow. I'd hope to spend four days after that in Moscow, where I know somebody who's willing to let me stay at their flat. All in all. how much is this likely to cost me? Incidentally, what are the cheapest flights from England to Russia which I can get, and is it possible to get a rail pass of some sort to use in Russia? Thanks! more

Resolved Question: want to fly from moscow idaho to wagner college in NY?

i want to fly travel from moscow idaho to wagner college in Staten Island, NY . i want it to be under 500 dollars and as direct of a flight as possible. I want to leave on march 13 and come back on march 19 or 20. more

Resolved Question: Why is the US so angry with Cuba, what have they done?

It can't be because of Communism. All through the cold war there was trade with the Soviet Union, there were direct flights from NY to Moscow. There were US tourists visiting Russia. Nixon paid a friendly visit to Communist China, even while the Vietnam war was going on, and China and the Soviets were supporting the Vietcong. So why is any trade with Cuba forbidden, why is it forbidden for an American to visit Cuba up to today. Ok, he's a dictator, but there are much worse. The US has good relations with China, at least as much a dictatorship. Even Mobutu of Zaire, man-eater Idi Amin Dada of Uganda and all those bloody dictatorships in Central America had diplomatic relations with the US. more

Resolved Question: I booked my tickets on Qatar Airways for my trip to Doha in August. I've been on waiting list...what's that?

I booked my tickets on Qatar Airways for my trip to Doha and Moscow. I've paid for it. I've been on the waiting list for the flight back. I called the airline almost everyday and things don't change. I can't stay a bit longer for an available flight as my visa will expire that very day(my bad I know). I'd like to hear your experiences if you were in this situation before, have you got your seats at the end? more

Resolved Question: can any flights fly (moscow- Sukhumi , abkhazia)?

i want any airlines fly to sukhumi airport direct from any town at world more

Resolved Question: Cheap flighs from Europe to Central Asia?

I live in Prague (Czech Republic, Europe) and I visit Dushanbe (Tajikistan, Central Asia) every year (with a transit in the middle, either Moscow or Istambul). Each time the ticket costs $1100. It's too expensive. Do you know any cheap deals, charter flights or something? Any suggestions? I want to go some time in Easter (2010). Thank you so much. more

Resolved Question: Moscow Airport (SVO)?

On an international flight with a layover in Moscow (9 hours), is it possible to leave the airport between flights? more

Resolved Question: How long is the Air France flight from Toronto to Paris and from Paris to Moscow?

oh and can i bring my laptop on to an airfrance flight to watch a few movies? more

Resolved Question: Are there any non-stop flights from Los Angeles to Moscow?

I'm taking my 4 year old quadruplets for the summer so I don't really want to have many connecting flights. more

Resolved Question: Making "flight connection" manually?

Ok, I'm trying to book multi city itinerary of 3 flights. There's YVR-LHR, and LHR-MOW as first two flights. Initially all sites offer me YVR(Vancouver)-LHR with one-hour connection thru Toronto, and nonstop LHR-MOW on other date. When I choose to fly 2hr earlier out of Vancouver I get 3hr connection in Toronto to the same Toronto-London flight but for whatever reason LHR-MOW nonstop disappears! I can only choose from some useless one-stops thru Warsaw. That is the same on all sites (Kayak, Farecast, etc). Now... When I make 4-flight itinerary, specifying Vancouver-Toronto manually and then Toronto-London manually, I get the itinerary I want (3hr layover in Toronto + nonstop London-Moscow) for correct price. Is there any repercussions for making this manual "connection"? I am not checking in anything.Tim: so if I'm not checking bags, no major problems? more

Resolved Question: Flight: Krakow to Moscow (how long, cost...)?

How long is a flight from Krakow to Moscow ? How much does it cost roughly? Looking for two-way trip in the summer. more

Resolved Question: i need help with a letter?

Hi my dear , thank you for your kind letter! At first I think I have to say that I am new in cyber space and I have only good intentions. you should know that I am not very good writer in english,please be patient to read my messages and see many mistakes.to be fair I don't know what you want to know about me,in principle I am usual girl.I think I should tell you about me, my interests,tastes and hobbies.I think I will tell you about things I want to know about you and you will know my future questions. I am 25 years old,my birthday is 12 June 1983. I so much don't want to get older ,when I can see old women I am getting crazy to think that it is my future .I do all the best to keep my youth and I keep my body well.In spite of all difficultes here I am trying to be in good condition and I do a lot of exercises to be in good shape! I am about 174 cm tall (5.7) and my weight is about 56 kg. I've been told I look well enough , and I think that all women have own beaty. I have never been married and I don`t have chldren. I have one youngest sisters and it is great problem for us because we have only two rooms flat.you can't imagine what does it mean to be born in small town in Russia,there are not any chances to live well,to get a good job.All young people leave towns to search great luck in big cities but nobody waits for them there. I want to leave Russia,I know it sounds ugly but I know that I will be lost here like many young girls before me. It is not place to grow children and have stable future.I want to meet my right man . I think in future I can work as fitness trainer I have a certificate. My mother is my great problem too,she has a great dream to see me married and she wants to make me happy but I think it is only my business I am not a little child. She tells me every day that I should get married very soon... To be fair I am not sure I am able to explain all in first message I want to say so much! I just want you to know that I am not afraid to work,I am fairly goal oriented and I am sure you will be not disappoined to meet me in real life.I am going to spend three months abroad to work in any good place,agency promises to help me because it is only the way I can leave Russia.I will have all documents to travel in a few days and i will travel to St.-Petersburg then,from St.-Petersburg I will travel to you and they ask me about name of the city i am going to work,if you don't mind to meet me please tell me the name of your city and nearest international airport! I will book my flight from St.-Petersburg ! I think it would be so great to meet my love and stay there forever.I know that it is not so easy like I think but I think it is possible that I meat my real love. I want to love and to be loved I want to build our own happiness,only me and my man there. I don't smoke,I tried to smoke when I was younger.I may have a glass of red dry vine,sometimes it helps to relax. I try to take care of my body and face. I know it is all I have. My soul may have any itnterst for you later, I thinkso.I am not a little girl and I know that at first almost all men look at body ,legs and face.God created males such persons. Well,I think I am lost in my letter,I am not sure you understand my goals,please feel free to ask. I live in Russia, region Sibiria in a small town Vodorazdel. If you interesting you can find my town in a map. In Sibiria really too cold ni a winter. But we don't have bears in a street. It is a joke. My adress in Vodorazdel town is Ledovaya street 6. My city is really far from center of our country.Moscow and St petersburg are located far from my place. I would like to write if we understand interests of each other. If you understand my soul,my interests. If it is difficult read so long letters please let me know. I will write then shorter one. I write from another city now. Name of this city is Krasnoyarsk. The reason is we don't have internet cafe in my town. It is mean that it take me 1 hour to get in this city by bus. Please don't worry if i will answer you not so fast. I hope that you will understand me that it is difficult be in another city fast. Also we have only 3 digital phones in my city. If we have to call within the country we have to order call through the operator. Please write me about yourself. I have to know everything. Your interests,hobby and so on. The last one. I have several very important questions to you. Do you like alcohol drinks? Do you drink it often? Have you been rude with women? I like your photo. Can you send me more? Well,I have to stop or I will write without ending.Kiss you !see you later. In my next e-mail I will write you more things about myself and more details about my trip and work. more

Resolved Question: Cheapest Flights from Russia to the dominican republic.?

what's the cheapest way to get from moscow to Santo Domingo by Air in July? i need to leave around the first and return before the 27th more

Resolved Question: Honey are you ready For my loving I am finding something sexy Ooh ya me ya me?

Honey are you ready For my loving I am finding something sexy Ooh ya me ya me Traffic on the freeway Hurry hurry The thought of missing my flight Made my vision blurry Coming back I am coming back I am coming back to Moscow Coming back I am coming back Coming back to Moscow There is no time for sleeping Lets go party The streets will fill the evening And we will party Dancing dancing dancing My heart was pumping Party at the red square was really jumping I am coming back x2 I am coming back to Moscow Coming back x14 To Moscow Coming back to Moscow x3 Im coming x2 Coming back to Moscow x3 Im coming x2 Im coming back to Moscow what song is it? artist? more

Resolved Question: Cold War?????????????????????????????????

How does this poem below portray the bi-polar nature of the Cold War??? What does "fail-safe" even stand for? To make sure everything goes right? Is it to make sure in the worst situation? That the plane will still take flight? It began when a plane was spotted from Europe The SAC declared it as a possible threat But they are not allowed to proceed without orders So they left it alone without fret The SAC declared foe an attack code They created a bomber qroup made up of six The orders are misunderstood because of the radar And now it is too late for a fix The thought of nuclear war Causes Colonel to send out the crew The six flights go toward Moscow He did not know what else to do Groteschele makes the suggestion That the U.S. should begin An attack to make the Soviets Surrender and give in They made the attack look accidental This was actually pretty cruel Except they didn't think it through And ran out of gas and fuel. Thr piolts were all dead And the other plane went free The Soviets make an agreement With the President of the U.S. They decline his request at first But ended up daying yes The President tries to tell Grady That there is no war going on Grandy doesn't believe him And sees it as a con They sent a plane to Moscow To destroy the city for the "good" Except this cause a bombing on New York The Soviets would do what they could The moral of these attacks Is that was in not worth fighting It causes all the authorities to argue When we all should be uniting more

Resolved Question: What is your opinion??????

How does this poem below portray the bi-polar nature of the Cold War??? What do you think? What does "fail-safe" even stand for? To make sure everything goes right? Is it to make sure in the worst situation? That the plane will still take flight? It began when a plane was spotted from Europe The SAC declared it as a possible threat But they are not allowed to proceed without orders So they left it alone without fret The SAC declared foe an attack code They created a bomber qroup made up of six The orders are misunderstood because of the radar And now it is too late for a fix The thought of nuclear war Causes Colonel to send out the crew The six flights go toward Moscow He did not know what else to do Groteschele makes the suggestion That the U.S. should begin An attack to make the Soviets Surrender and give in They made the attack look accidental This was actually pretty cruel Except they didn't think it through And ran out of gas and fuel. Thr piolts were all dead And the other plane went free The Soviets make an agreement With the President of the U.S. They decline his request at first But ended up daying yes The President tries to tell Grady That there is no war going on Grandy doesn't believe him And sees it as a con They sent a plane to Moscow To destroy the city for the "good" Except this cause a bombing on New York The Soviets would do what they could The moral of these attacks Is that was in not worth fighting It causes all the authorities to argue When we all should be uniting more