Pobeda low-cost airline to start selling flights to Germany and Switzerland

It will be possible to get to Zurich after buying an entire bus-and-plane ticket. Pobeda, a low-cost airline, is going to start selling air tickets to a new "Moscow–Memmingen (Germany)" route with the first flight taking place on the 3rd of March. Such flights will be performed on a daily basis.

Pobeda low-cost airline to start selling flights to Germany and Switzerland

It will be possible to get to Zurich after buying an entire bus-and-plane ticket.

Pobeda, a low-cost airline, is going to start selling air tickets to a new "Moscow–Memmingen (Germany)" route with the first flight taking place on the 3^rd of March. Such flights will be performed on a daily basis. It will be also possible to travel to Munich (Germany) and Zurich (Switzerland) by bus by buying an entire ticket at the carrier's homepage. Pobeda's representative explained that Memmingen was selected due to its good location – it takes one hour to get from there to Munich by bus while getting to Zurich by bus takes 2.5 hours.

We remind that Pobeda has previously launched flights to Bratislava (Slovakia) and Bergamo (Italy) and the company's first flight to Cologne (Germany) is going to take place on the 15^th of February this year. It will be possible to get from Bratislava to Vienna (Austria) and from Bergamo to Milan by bus on a similar basis. Flight passengers will be able to get to Dusseldorf and Dortmund from Cologne by bus.