Belavia Announces Discounts of Up to 50% on Direct and Transfer Flights
The Belarusian state airline Belavia has announced discounts of up to 50% for passengers on direct flights and for those who plan their route with a transfer in Minsk. This was reported by BELTA with reference to the press service of the airline.
Tickets for all direct regular flights from Minsk, Gomel, Brest and back at reduced prices can be purchased from November 22 to November 24. The travel period is from November 22, 2024 to March 29, 2025 inclusive.
A discount of up to 50% from the minimum published fares for transfer flights from November 22 to November 30 will be valid on the following routes (both there and back): St. Petersburg - Minsk - Baku/ Yerevan/ Astana/ Tbilisi/ Batumi/ Kutaisi/ Dubai/ Istanbul/ Delhi/ Tashkent/ Turkmenbashi/ Urumqi; Moscow - Minsk - Baku/ Yerevan/ Astana/ Tbilisi/ Batumi/ Kutaisi/ Dubai/ Istanbul/ Delhi/ Tashkent/ Turkmenbashi/ Urumqi; Kaliningrad - Minsk - Baku/ Yerevan/ Astana/ Tbilisi/ Batumi/ Kutaisi/ Dubai/ Istanbul/ Delhi/ Tashkent/ Urumqi; Sochi - Minsk - Astana/ Tashkent; Yekaterinburg - Minsk - Baku/ Yerevan/ Tbilisi/ Batumi/ Kutaisi/ Istanbul; Kazan - Minsk - Baku/ Yerevan/ Tbilisi/ Batumi/ Kutaisi/ Dubai/ Istanbul/ Tashkent; Urumqi - Minsk - Baku / Yerevan / Tbilisi / Batumi / Kutaisi / Istanbul. Travel period - from November 22, 2024 to March 29, 2025 inclusive.
Belavia also reported that tickets purchased at such rates are non-refundable, and the number of discounted seats on the flight is limited. The maximum stay at the destination for round-trip rates is one month.
A promotional ticket for direct flights can be purchased on the official website of the air carrier. At the same time, tickets for transit flights can be purchased not only on the website, but also at sales offices and from airline agents.
You do not need to enter a promo code: you should specify the desired route and find the "Promo" fare brand.
Discounts for children under 12 years of age do not apply to tickets purchased at the "Promo" fare.
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