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Aeroflot resumes Moscow-Denpasar route on widebody A350

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Last updated: August 2024
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Aeroflot resumes Moscow-Denpasar route on widebody A350
Aeroflot resumes Moscow-Bali direct flights with A350 in a three-class cabin layout.
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Aeroflot is all set to restart its direct scheduled flights from Moscow to Denpasar, Bali, Indonesia on its flagship A350 aircraft with its classic three-class cabin layout. The airline will commence operations on September 17, 2024, on twice-weekly flights.

The three-class configuration typically includes Business (28 seats), Comfort (24 seats), and Economy (264 seats). The aircraft is characterized by an increased level of comfort. A unique lighting system is provided on board with the possibility of changing the color scheme depending on the stage of the flight. All service classes have a modern in-flight multimedia entertainment system. In Economy and Comfort classes, the distance between the seats and the backrest angle has been increased.

The spacious interior, reduced noise levels, and adaptive lighting create an exceptionally comfortable environment on board. The interior of the business-class cabin is unique: it has armchairs that fold out into a two-meter bed. The chairs are located in individual cabin suites, allowing the passenger to fully experience the possibilities of personal space and privacy. In each cabin in the Business class, individual monitors with a size of 54 cm are installed. Another feature of the cabin is the bar with a wide range of drinks and snacks.

In 2020, air traffic between Moscow and Denpasar was discontinued due to the coronavirus pandemic.  The airline plans to add a third weekly flight starting October 3, 2024, depending on the rising demand on the route.

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