S7 Airlines strengthens St. Petersburg route selection
S7 Airlines launched operations between St. Petersburg and Palma de Mallorca on 26 April, with the Spanish airport baking this striking cake to celebrate the new service. Flights on the 2,953-kilometre sector will operate twice-weekly (Tuesdays and Fridays) using the carrier’s fleet of A319s. No other airline currently links the two airports.
Olbia was another Mediterranean airport to welcome a new route with S7 Airlines from St. Petersburg, with the carrier launching a twice-weekly (Mondays and Fridays) service on 29 April, a route flown using A319s. Olbia greeted the service with cake. This is Olbia Airport’s second route with the carrier after Moscow Domodedovo.
- S7 Airlines has launched four new routes from St. Petersburg (LED) as part of its S19 flight schedule, with it now linking the Russian city to Anapa (AAQ), Barcelona (BCN), Olbia (OLB) and Palma de Mallorca (PMI). Along with expansion from Russia’s Northern Gateway, the carrier has also expanded its flight schedule from Moscow Domodedovo (DME), adding flights to Nice (NCE). Of the five routes launched by the airline, only two will face direct competition. The average sector length of the route quintet is 2,513 kilometres.
| Launched | From | To | Aircraft (WF) | Competition (WF) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 26-Apr | St. Petersburg (LED) | Anapa (AAQ) | A319 (3) | Rossiya Airlines (7) |
| Palma de Mallorca (PMI) | A319 (2) | |||
| 28-Apr | Barcelona (BCN) | A319 (3) | Vueling (3), Rossiya Airlines (2), Azur Air (1) | |
| Moscow Domodedovo (DME) | Nice (NCE) | A320 (5) | ||
| 29-Apr | St. Petersburg (LED) | Olbia (OLB) | A319 (2) | |
| Source: OAG Schedules Analyser w/c 7 May. WF = Weekly frequencies. | ||||
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