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AZAL and Buta Airways flights will be operated on modified schedule on May 29 and 30

Due to the workload of the Heydar Aliyev International Airport during the Europa League Final on May 29, 2019, changes are made to the flight schedule of Azerbaijan Airlines and Buta Airways.

On May 29 and 30 flights will be operated according to the schedule below.

May 29 (local time is shown, “+” indicates the time of the next day):

Flight number	Route	Departure from Baku	Arrival at destinationpoint	Departure from destinationpoint	Arrival inBaku
J2-003/004	Baku-Ankara-Baku	20:00	21:30	22:30	01:50+
J2-011/012	Baku-Dubai-Baku	04:50	07:45	10:10	13:10
J2-026	Antalya-Baku			16:00	19:50
J2-076	Istanbul (IST) -Baku			16:30	20:15
J2-9683/9684	Kyiv (IEV) -Baku (Buta Airways)			16:10	20:30
J2-9575/9576	Baku-Kazan-Baku (Buta Airways)	20:00	21:50	22:50	02:50+
J2-9717/9718	Baku-Mineralnye Vody-Baku (Buta Airways)	21:00	21:40	22:40	01:05+
J2-809/810	Baku-Moscow (VKO) -Baku	Flights canceled
J2-079/080	Baku-Istanbul-Baku	Flights canceled
J2-852/851	Baku-Moscow (DME)-Baku	Flights canceled
J2-255	Baku-Nakhchivan	Flight canceled
J2-254	Nakhchivan-Baku	Flight canceled

May 30 (local time is shown):

Flight number	Route	Departure from Baku	Arrival at destinationpoint	Departure from destinationpoint	Arrival inBaku
J2-011/012	Baku-Dubai-Baku	12:40	15:35	16:45	19:45
J2-827	Baku-Moscow (VKO)	02:45	05:00
J2-852/851	Baku-Moscow (DME)-Baku	11:40	13:50	14:50	18:40
J2-9111/9112	Baku-Alanya-Baku (Buta Airways)	12:30	14:30	15:30	19:20
J2-9685/9686	Baku-Odessa-Baku (Buta Airways)	12:15	14:40	15:40	19:40
J2-239	Baku-Ganja	Flight preponed to May 29 Departure: 08:00, Arrival: 09:00
J2-021/322	Baku-Tel Aviv-Baku	Flights canceled
J2-075/076	Baku-Istanbul (IST)-Baku	Flights canceled
J2-9103/9104	Baku-Istanbul (SAW)-Baku (Buta Airways)	Flights canceled
J2-9223/9224	Baku-Tbilisi-Baku (Buta Airways)	Flights canceled
J2-9017/9018	Baku-Tehran-Baku (Buta Airways)	Flights canceled
J2-251	Baku-Nakhchivan	Flight canceled
J2-258	Nakhchivan-Baku	Flight canceled

It should be noted that passengers of the above-mentioned flights will also be notified according to the Airline’s procedure on the telephone numbers indicated when purchasing the air ticket.

Below Copyright Photo: (all others by the airlines): Buta Airways Embraer ERJ 190-100LR VP-BRU (msn 19000733) AYT (Ton Jochems). Image: 939804.

Buta Airways aircraft slide show:

Buta Airways launches Baku-Sofia nonstop flights

Buta Airways (Baku) on January 16 launched nonstop flights on the Baku-Sofia route.

The flights will be carried out once a week on Tuesdays.

Buta Airways aircraft slide show:

Route Map:

Buta Airways to start operations on September 1

Buta Airways will operate flights from Baku to Moscow (Vnukovo Airport), Antalya, Kazan, Mineralnye Vody, Kiev, Tbilisi and Tehran. Starting from the winter season (from October 29 this year), cities such as Istanbul and St. Petersburg will be added to the route network of Buta Airways.

The first flight of Buta Airways from Baku to Tbilisi will be operated on September 1, 2017.

Being a low-cost airline, Buta Airways will offer additional services such as carriage of baggage, hand luggage, hot onboard meals, as well as seat selection in the airplane on the flights on a paid basis.

The airline will provide sandwiches and water free of charge on all flights, hot meals can be pre-ordered during the purchase of the ticket for 7.90 euro. On board the aircraft you can also buy a variety of drinks and cold appetizers.

Buta Airways is the first low-cost airline in Azerbaijan, a structural unit of the CJSC Azerbaijan Airlines (AZAL). It was founded in December 2016. The Airline’s fleet consists of modern Embraer aircrafts. The Airline is based in Baku, at the Heydar Aliyev International Airport.

Image: Buta Airways.

Azerbaijan Airlines to establish low-cost Buta Airways

Azerbaijan Airlines issued this statement on December 14, 2016:

It was decided to establish Azerbaijan’s own low-cost carrier at a meeting of the Board of CJSC Azerbaijan Airlines (AZAL).

The new low-cost carrier, which was named Buta Airways, will be part of the CJSC Azerbaijan Airlines and will be a 100-percent owned subsidiary company of AZAL.

The airline will be based at Heydar Aliyev International Airport.

Buta Airways will have its own fleet on the basis of Embraer aircraft in its own livery, its own staff and independent tariff policy.

It is expected that Buta Airways will begin flights in autumn 2017.