RusLine Airlines has increased the frequency of flights from Moscow to Voronezh. Starting June 29, instead of twice daily, it will operate three flights on weekdays. Utair also sells tickets for these flights, according to a Travel.ru correspondent.
An early evening flight has been added to the existing daytime and overnight flights. Starting June 2, departures from Moscow (Vnukovo Airport) will be on weekdays at 12:10, 17:25, and 22:45, arriving in Voronezh at 13:15, 18:40, and 23:50. Return departures will be at 6:40, 13:45, and 19:20, arriving in Moscow at 7:40, 14:50, and 20:35. There are no flights on Sundays; on Saturday, there is a single flight at 14:30 from Moscow and at 16:10 from Voronezh.
RusLine tickets start at 3,435 rubles one-way without baggage and 3,935 rubles with baggage. In the fall, tickets can be found for several hundred rubles less. Flights are operated on RusLine's Canadair Regional Jet CRJ-100/200 aircraft. Utair sells tickets for these flights (including connecting flights from other cities with a layover in Moscow). These companies use a similar scheme on a number of other routes from Moscow, such as to Belgorod, Saratov, and Ulyanovsk.
Source: travel.ru