Published on: 2026-11-09
Source: Победа Pobeda Airlines –
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The 2026–2027 winter schedule has come into effect October 25. In the new season, customers have access to 94 routes, 25 of which are international.
While our clients are pondering where to go for the New Year holidays, we decided to recall, which areas were most in demand last winter. A year earlier, Pobeda offered 85 routes. The most popular among clients turned out to be:
1️⃣ Moscow (SVO) – Volgograd – Moscow (SVO)
2️⃣ Moscow (SVO) – Makhachkala – Moscow (SVO)
3️⃣ Moscow (SVO) – Sochi – Moscow (SVO)
4️⃣ Moscow (SVO) – Cheboksary – Moscow (SVO)
5️⃣ Moscow (VKO) – Ulyanovsk – Moscow (VKO)
From Moscow to Volgograd and flew back 154,645 clients, and to/from Makhachkala – 127,316. Often, they also chose for their travels Sochi – 115,647 clients were flying to the resort city and back. 112,468 clients departed to/from Cheboksary, and 109,052 – to/from Ulyanovsk.
Total winter 2025-2026 Victory has transported in all directions 4,981,047 clients.
Let us recall that The current winter schedule will be valid until March 27, 2027.
Pobeda Airlines (part of the Aeroflot Group) is the first successful low-cost carrier in Russia. The company’s unique concept is based on the use of flexible pricing tariffs and strict adherence by customers to special transportation rules. The company’s work is aimed at increasing the air mobility of the population and the transport accessibility of the regions of the Russian Federation. The low-cost carrier model allows offering customers a service based on high safety and flight punctuality, as well as competitive prices. The demand for Pobeda’s services is evidenced by the traditionally high load factor of flights – 95%.
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