Marek: I'm surprised Russia's agreeing to increase flights is coming from the transport ministry instead of the usual suspects
Solomar: who comes up with this stuff, can't they just put it on a regular website for once?
Yarafalk: that's actually kinda surprising given all the tension between Russia and EU right now i wouldn't expect them to make moves like this on aviation
Emmar: What's next? Moscow's trying to expand its reach in the region and Kalingrad is a nice spot for that
Nina: serbia's getting some good news finally, but what's behind this deal?
Void Ronin: just when i thought the air travel market couldn't get more interesting
Kai: yeah, kaliningrad's basically just another moscow hub now
Leo: suddenly we're best buddies with everybody? what's the real play here
Milan: what's the trade-off here, is it purely economic gains for Srbia?
Void Kite: serbia's getting cozy with russia, hope they know what they're signing up for
Kai: someone on here said this was more about strengthening ties for energy pipelines, not just flights
Dane: not exactly sure what this partnership means for the airlines themselves, though?
Elin: not sure what's behind this one but it sounds like a way to prop up Sputnik Airlines somehow
Dane: don't think this means they'll actually fly in KAL anytime soon though
Theo: interesting that they're getting back to normal operations when so much else is on the table in Eastern Europe