FIRST FLIGHT FROM MUNICH ARRIVED IN YEREVAN

June 3, 2005 - 11:13 AMT

PanARMENIAN.Net - June 3 the first flight from Munich launched by Lufthansa Airline arrived at the Yerevan International Airport of Zvartnots. As Regional Director for Russia and CIS Gunther Ott said during a press conference in Yerevan, the company will exercise three Munich-Yerevan-Munich flights every week. The flights from Munich to Yerevan are scheduled for Monday, Thursday and Sunday, flights from Yerevan - on Monday, Thursday and Friday. As it was reported earlier, Lufthansa offered special prices for the passengers departing form Yerevan to Europe, North America and Africa. Starting with June 3, 2005 the passengers will have the opportunity to leave Yerevan for any German city (Munich, Berlin, Frankfurt, Dresden, etc.) for $229, for any European city for $349, for Africa and North America for $559. According to the source, the special offer is in power June 3-October 24. Tickets can be booked till June 30, 2005, IA Regnum reported.

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