Alaska-Kamchatka Flights to Be Restored
05 April 2012 | Issue 4858
The Moscow Times
Direct flights between Alaska and the Kamchatka Peninsula are scheduled to resume in July after a break of five years — but the cost of the ticket will be similar to making the trip via Moscow.
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