"Hunnu Air" Airline Opens Flight to Paris

One of several airlines of Mongolia, the Hunnu Air company, will begin flights to Paris from 9th June 2014, expanding its destinations into Europe. The flight will be twice a week to the city with a refueling stop in Russia. The company already makes direct flights to Manzhouli and Shanghai, Hailar, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Bankok and Ulaan Ude, as well as to several domestic destinations.The cost of the Ulaanbaatar-Paris flight has not yet been published.

The Ulaanbaatar- Paris and Paris- Ulaanbaatar flights will be Mondays and Fridays from the 9th June until the 31st August 2014.

For more detail, visit: www.hunnuair.com

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