Fly with KD Avia for England vs Russia in Moscow

KD Avia, the Russian airline, who last month started flying three times weekly from London Gatwick, has announced that it has seat availability on its service to Moscow via Kaliningrad for England Football fans with tickets for the vital Euro 2008 qualifier on October 17th 2007.

With prices starting at 261GBP return, the convenient day time flights leave Gatwick at 15:15 on Tuesday 16th October and depart Moscow Domodedovo at 10:15 on Thursday 18th October.

UK Country Manager, Paul Argyle said : " This is a crucial match for both England and Russia so the atmosphere will be electric. It's going to be important for England to be supported by the maximum number of fans and we're looking forward to seeing many of them using our new service from Gatwick."

KD avia operates only state-of-the-art, comfortable Boeing 737-300 aircraft in a single class all economy configuration. The airline uses a hub and spoke network through Kaliningrad airport connecting 15 major European cities with Russia and adjoining capitals.

Destinations served include Moscow (Domodedovo), St Petersburg, Rostov on Don, Volvograd, Nizhny Novgorod, Kazan, Samara, Chelyabinsk, Astana, Omsk, Yekaterinaberg and Tyumen. Transit through Kaliningrad is simple and convenient with checked-in baggage through to the final destination plus customs and immigration processes being kept to a minimum.

Arrival in Moscow is at the ultra modern and friendly Domodedovo International Airport which has a quick, direct rail link into Moscow city centre. Electronic tickets are now available through most travel agents. Passengers can also book on-line using credit cards at: Kdavia.eu, Kdavia.ru or Kdavia.co.uk (UK originating bookings only).