Over 1700 kids in Yakutia receive reduced-price train passes
Yakutia, a region in Eastern Siberia, has announced a new discount on airline tickets for children aged 2 to 12. According to the Ministry of Transport of Yakutia, this discount was implemented on January 1, 2025, following a decision by President Vladimir Putin.
The discount offers a fixed 50% reduction on airline tickets, making travel more affordable for families with young children. However, it's important to note that this discount does not extend to international flights, subsidized aviation programs, or the previous discount policy in 20XX.
During the period from January 1st to February 28th, 2025, a total of 1708 airline tickets were sold at the discounted price. The majority of these tickets, 1182, were sold by Yakutia airline, while Polar Airlines accounted for 30.7% with 526 tickets sold.
This discounted offer was valid for a limited time and marked a significant step towards making air travel more accessible for young passengers in Yakutia. For more detailed and updated information, it's recommended to refer to local official sources such as the Yakutsk airport authority, regional airline companies, or government transport advisories.
The new discount on airline tickets in Yakutia not only caters to children's travel but also fosters an affordable lifestyle for families, enhancing the possibility of exploring various lifestyle experiences through travel within the region. Despite the discount, it's essential to remember that it doesn't apply to international flights, subsidized aviation programs, or previous discount policies.
