Cheap Flights from Chisinau to Murmansk Starting at $272

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Chisinau International Airport (KIV) is Moldova’s main international gateway and typically handles most scheduled and charter services, so it functions as the country’s primary hub rather than a low-cost base. You’ll commonly find flights operated by regional carriers and European airlines, with budget options available on some routes. The airport lies about 13–15 km southeast of central Chisinau; travel time to the city center is usually 20–30 minutes by taxi or private transfer, or around 30–45 minutes by bus. Public buses and minibuses are the cheapest choice, while taxis can be faster but can feel pricier depending on negotiation. Pros: compact terminal, straightforward layout and quick immigration on off-peak days. Cons: limited late-night retail and lounge facilities and fewer nonstop long-haul connections compared with larger European hubs.

Murmansk Airport (MMM) functions as the region’s primary international gateway and domestic hub, handling a mix of scheduled Russian carriers and seasonal charters rather than being a major global transfer point. Flights are often competitively priced for regional routes, while long-haul options can be more limited. The airport lies about 24 km southeast of Murmansk city center; taxis typically take 25–40 minutes and can cost roughly RUB 700–1,500, while local buses and shared shuttles take 40–60 minutes for a small fare. Facilities are modest but practical, with basic shops and lounges; its advantage is convenience for reaching the Arctic region, while limited international connections and amenities can be a drawback for some travelers.