Khabarovsk Airport unveils expanded spring-summer flight routes to Asia

Khabarovsk Airport will switch to its spring-summer flight schedule on March 29. The new timetable introduces several international routes and increased frequencies, running until October 24. From April 22, VietJet Air will launch its first service from Khabarovsk to Da Nang. The route marks the airline's entry into the regional market.

Nordwind Airlines will also operate flights to Da Nang, alongside a new connection to Nha Trang. Both destinations aim to strengthen tourism links with Vietnam.

Aurora Airlines is expanding its Chinese network. The carrier will introduce two weekly flights to Shanghai, a first for the airport. Services to Harbin and Beijing will increase to four times a week each. Additionally, regular flights to Dalian will resume in June after a 15-year break.

Aeroflot will maintain its summer routes to popular Thai destinations. The airline will continue direct flights to Bangkok, Phuket, and Sanya, with the latter operating three times weekly.

Uzbekistan Airways will boost its Tashkent route to twice-weekly flights. The increase reflects growing demand between Russia's Far East and Central Asia. The updated schedule runs from late March to late October. New routes and higher frequencies aim to improve connectivity between Khabarovsk and key Asian destinations. Airlines have adjusted services based on passenger demand and seasonal travel trends.