Russian airline Aeroflot and Belarusian airline Belavia have started selling through-tickets on connecting routes, including flights to Turkmenbashi International Airport via Minsk, according to Aeroflot.
Under an interline agreement, passengers can purchase a single ticket for routes to Turkmenbashi, as well as to Tbilisi, Kutaisi, Batumi and Tel Aviv with a connection in Minsk. The Moscow–Minsk segment is operated by Aeroflot, while onward flights are carried out by Belavia.
For passengers traveling to and from Turkmenistan, fares include checked baggage. A through check-in system is also in place with baggage transferred in Minsk without passenger involvement and boarding passes issued for the entire journey at the point of departure.
The new program also expands travel options for passengers from Belarus, allowing trips from regional centers via Minsk, Moscow or St. Petersburg with onward connections across Aeroflot’s network. Schedules and ticket sales are available on the airlines’ official online platforms and at sales offices.
