Home UAE Abu Dhabi Russia’s largest carrier resumes flights to Abu Dhabi The Russian carrier will operate four weekly flights on the narrow-body Boeing 737-800 to the UAE’s capital by Gulf Business November 15, 2023 Image: Supplied Russia’s largest airline, Aeroflot has restarted regular flights from Sheremetyevo Airport to Abu Dhabi International Airport. An Abu Dhabi Airports spokesperson confirmed the news at the Dubai Air Show this week. The airline transported 20.5 million passengers (40.7 million passengers as Aeroflot Group including subsidiaries) in 2022. Aeroflot to operate multiple weekly flights to the UAE’s capital The Russian carrier will operate four weekly flights on the narrow-body Boeing 737-800 to the UAE’s capital. The airline will operate from Abu Dhabi International Airport’s new Terminal A, which can receive up to 79 aircraft simultaneously. The carrier’s business class passengers and golden and platinum members of its loyalty programme can access the business-hall plaza premium lounge in addition to other facilities at the new terminal. Tags Aeroflot Airline Aviation Dubai Airshow Russian carrier You might also like DRIFTx: Abu Dhabi, Joby partner to set up, scale electric air taxi ecosystem Air taxi maker Archer, ADIO to accelerate air taxi operations in UAE Etihad to commence A380 service to Paris later this year British Airways resumes service to Abu Dhabi after four years