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As part of a program to expand its electronic services, S7 Airlines, Russia’s largest air carrier on domestic routes, has implemented a new technology allowing purchases of airline tickets through the company’s own Internet Booking Engine.* The technology greatly simplifies the process of purchasing tickets on the website www.S7.ru, opens up new possibilities for passengers and ensures safe information transfer.
OAO Sibir Airlines announces the listing of its bonds on the Moscow Interbank Currency Exchange (MICEX) as of July 25, 2008.
The stock exchange lists series 01 non-convertible paper interest-bearing bearer bonds with obligatory centralized storage and no possibility of early redemption.
S7 Airlines, Russia’s largest air carrier by number of transported passengers on domestic routes, announces the opening of regular flights from Ekaterinburg.
On August 5, 2008, the company will begin to operate flights along the Ekaterinburg-Sochi route, and a daily flight from Ekaterinburg to Moscow’s Domodedovo Airport will open on September 2, 2008.
S7 Airlines, the largest Russian carrier by the number of transported passengers on domestic routes announces for its passengers the opening of a new international route Moscow – Minsk (Belarus). The flights will be accomplished within the framework of the signed code-sharing agreement with “Belavia” Airlines.
S7 Airlines, the largest Russian carrier by the number of transported passengers on domestic routes, announces the commencement of issue of electronic tickets (е-ticket) on six routes: Bishkek (Kyrgystan), Dubai (UAE), Erevan (Armenia), Podgoritsa (Montenegro), Simferopol (Ukraine) and Chita (Russia).
