Somon Air switches to 737‑900ER on weekly Dushanbe‑Minsk service

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Somon Air will operate the Dushanbe–Minsk route from 31 October 2026 to 14 November 2026 using a 737‑900ER.

The service, which runs once a week, replaces the previously used 737‑800 aircraft.

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