OREANDA-NEWS. Air Dolomiti adds new frequencies to Italy from Moscow Domodedovo Airport. Number of flights to Verona increases up to two per week, and to Bergamo – up to three weekly flights. Comfortable jet Embraer 195 will fly on the route.

Air Dolomiti, Italian partner of Domodedovo Airport, has launched flights from Russia in January, 2013. After first months of work, expecting high summer demand on Italian destinations, the airline increases flight number between two countries.

Verona is a traditionally popular destination for Russian air travelers. This is a city where many travelers prefer to start their trip to the Garden of Europe – so rightly Italy is named.

After new flights launched in January from Domodedovo, Bergamo became a new destination on a global network of the airport. Its narrow cobbled streets, historic squares, Renaissance buildings and palaces fascinate its guests and immerse them into atmosphere of old time Italy. Bergamo is nestling to the foothills of the Alps with its famous resorts and ski trails. The city is just in some 50 kilometers from Milan: arriving to Bergamo, traveler can reach world fashion capital and the largest business center of Italy.

Air Dolomiti – is one of the leading regional airlines in Italy. It is the Italian Company of Lufthansa Group. In 2012 it confirmed for high quality of service by DNV Business Assurance, one of the main authorities of certification in the world. Air Dolomiti connects all major Italian airports to German hubs: from Verona, Venice, Florence, Bari, Rome, Milan, Malpensa, Genova, Pisa, Ancona to Munich and from Verona to Frankfurt.

Moscow Domodedovo Airport — is the largest one of Russia, in 2012 the airport served 28,2 million people. It joins the category of the largest airports in Europe on the classification of the Airports Council International (ACI) and on results of 2012 became one of three European airports with the highest dynamic development. Since 2009 it is ranked as the best airport in Eastern Europe by Skytrax. Domodedovo is chosen for flights by member airlines of two largest global airline alliances — Star Alliance and oneworld.