Al Masria Universal Airlines adds two Airbus A321s for Russian routes

Al Masria Universal Airlines adds two Airbus A321s for Russian routes
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Al Masria Universal Airlines will add two Airbus A321 aircraft to its fleet for routes to Russia, said CEO Shereen Farid to Ria Novosti.

The new A321s will serve connections between Egyptian holiday destinations and Russia, operating from Hurghada and Sharm el‑Sheikh to more than ten Russian airports including Moscow, St. Petersburg and several regional airports; the airline currently operates two Airbus A320, four A321 and two Boeing 737‑400, one of which is not in service.

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