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On the route Kotelniki – Zhukovsky will be more buses: intervals will be reduced to 13 minutes

From October 31, 2026, passengers of bus route No. 441, following from Kotelnikov to Zhukovsky, are waiting for changes for the better

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On the route Kotelniki – Zhukovsky will be more buses: intervals will be reduced to 13 minutes

From October 31, 2026, passengers of bus route No. 441, following from Kotelnikov to Zhukovsky, are waiting for changes for the better. In connection with the transition to the winter schedule, the carrier plans to increase the number of flights and the production of rolling stock on the line.

According to the transport company, now on weekdays on the route there are 10 buses of large class, which perform a total of 94 flights. On weekends, there are 9 cars on the line, making 70 flights. At the same time, the road from the metro station Kotelniki to Zhukovsky airport takes only about an hour, and the traffic interval is 15 minutes.

With the onset of the winter season, these figures will increase. It is planned to increase the daily output to 12 buses of a large class, and the number of flights on working days to 110. Such measures will make travel more comfortable and predictable.

Thanks to the expansion of the schedule, the traffic intervals during peak hours will be reduced to 13-14 minutes. In between peak time, the wait for the bus will be 20-25 minutes. Passengers should consider these changes when planning their trips from October 31.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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