Bon Air to operate direct flight to Europe without detouring Russian airspace - South Korea

Bonair, a private jet service provider, is offering direct private jet flights to Europe for business and leisure travelers without having to detour over Russian airspace.
The company announced that it will expand and operate the service. May and June are the months when business trips and travel to Europe are concentrated, but many general flights to Europe are suspended due to the prolonged war between Russia and Ukraine.
The planes are now being diverted over Russian airspace, which has increased the average flight time by more than two hours, causing ticket prices to rise, including fuel and personnel costs.
On the other hand, Bon Air is an aircraft of a third country that has signed an aviation agreement with Russia, and is taking advantage of this fact to fly over Russian airspace.
The new service will enable direct flights between major European cities such as London and Paris to be cut by 1 hour 45 minutes to 2 hours compared to regular flights.
The company is offering a "Private Concierge Package" only from May to June. The package includes pick-up service in urban areas, in-flight meals and drinks of your choice, and a private
Bon Air CEO Shin Min said, "We will focus on improving the business trip efficiency of our VIP customers through our services."