How to get there
Aeroflot
Well known around the world Russian national airline “Aeroflot” will get you to Moscow from any country in the world and then to Omsk.
Duration of the flight “Moscow-Omsk” – 3 hours, there are several regular flights every day.
Airline “Aeroflot” is based around air hub Moscow-Sheremetievo.
Aircrafts fleet: Airbus A320, Boeing B767.
Internet ticket sales: http://www.aeroflot.ru
Our suggestion: If it’s your first time you are traveling to Russia, choose this way, and combine your running experience with visit of Russian capital.
“S7” Airlines
“S7” is one of the world’s 50 biggest domestic airlines. They operate regular flight to Europe and countries in the Asia-Pacific region, as well as charter flights to 20 countries around the world.
“S7” is based around air hub Moscow-Domodedovo and Novosibirsk-Tolmachevo.
Aircraft fleet: Airbus A310, A319, Boeing 737, TU-154M, IL-86.
With “S7” you will get Moscow or Novosibirsk firstly and then Omsk (7-hour railway trip from Novosibirsk)
Internet ticket sales: http://www.s7.ru
Our suggestion: Novosibirsk – one of the biggest Siberian cities. “S7” – is a good way to combine Omsk and Novosibirsk visits.
Transaero
“Transaero” is the first private airline in the history of Russia. This airline recognized in 1995 as the most quickly developing airline of the world, delivers you from any point of Europe to Moscow or St.-Petersburg, and then to Omsk.
“Transaero” is based around air hub Moscow-Domodedovo and Sant-Petersburg-Pulkovo.
Aircraft fleet: Boeing 747, 777, 767, 737, TU-214.
Internet ticket sales: http://transaero.ru
Our suggestion: With Transaero you have a good possibility to visit Moscow and northern capital of Russia St.-Petersburg.
Trans-Siberian Railway
If time is not an issue and you would like to see some Russian countryside, catch a train. A 43-hour trip from Moscow, the train ride takes you through the central part of Russia, the Ural Mountains, and Western Siberia along the famous Trans-Siberian Railway.
Trans-Siberian railway is the world's longest and the most famous train route that goes through Russia. It crosses the whole continent, starts in Moscow, passes through the European Russia, crosses Urals mountains (which separate Europe and Asia), continues into Siberia's taiga and steppes, and finishes in Vladivostok — the Russian Far East coast on the Pacific Ocean.
The Trans-Siberian is an immense route - more than 10000 kilometers. It is possible to reach almost all the cities, situated either to the east or to the west of Omsk: Moscow, St. Petersburg, Ekaterinburg, Novosibirsk, Irkutsk, Ulan-Ude, Ulan-Bator, Beijing, Vladivistok and the others.
All trains are comfortable, include sleeping accommodation, and there are several regular trains every day.
