LOS ANGELES, June 2, 2004 (PRIMEZONE) -- One of the oldest airlines in the world is breaking stereotypes and rapidly changing. Members of the Sky Team alliance, which Aeroflot will join in a year, highly rated Aeroflot's service. Aeroflot is introducing additional services and offering new opportunities for its passengers in the United States. During the peak of a global airlines crisis, Aeroflot has increased its profits for a third year and is investing in better service and fleet renovation.
Aeroflot Russian Airlines, the largest airlines in Russia and one of the most profitable air carriers in Europe, invites you to a press conference on the new standard of service in High Classes on Aeroflot's Los Angeles - Moscow and Moscow - Los Angeles flights.
Now, Aeroflot's High Classes service is the same as the service of the finest restaurants in Los Angeles. Aeroflot's new service has an individual approach to every passenger, food is available from a menu a la carte that caters to the passenger's personal needs and is served on china dishes, a variety of meals are available on the return flight depending on the time of day, and the food is prepared onboard the plane. The 13-hour flight goes by unnoticed, as the most beautiful Russian stewardesses attend to the passengers. Launched a year ago on Aeroflot's New York - Moscow route, Aeroflot's new service has been widely complimented by passengers.
It is worth trying!
Participants in the press conference:
Lev S. Koshlyakov, deputy general director of Aeroflot Russian Airlines. Yevgeny V. Bachurin, commercial director of Aeroflot Russian Airlines. Anatoly V. Deloveri, general representative of Aeroflot Russian Airlines in the U.S.
General information:
Aeroflot Russian Airlines, an open joint stock company, is Russia's largest airlines. It was founded in 1923. Fifty-one percent of its shares are state-owned. Aeroflot flies about 11% of Russia's domestic and 39% of its international flights. There are 92 airplanes in its fleet, including 27 Airbuses and Boeings produced in 2000-2004. Aeroflot is based in Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport and intends to build its own terminal, Sheremetyevo-3, by 2007.
The press conference will be held on June 10 at 1 p.m. in the Champagne Room, Sofitel Hotel, 8555 Beverly Blvd., Los Angeles. Reception to follow.
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