There are two types of airline tickets; paper and electronic tickets. Either ticket is required to obtain a boarding pass and with the ticket and boarding pass at hand one is allowed to board an aircraft. However, the benefit of the e-ticket is that there is no need for one to worry about leaving his ticket behind. This ticket offers many advantages over a paper ticket.

Yes, for one to make a flight you must have a ticket as it shows that you have already paid for the flight. One should book a ticket when you need it. It’s advisable for one to buy a ticket when many people do. That is like two to four months before research show that you are likely to find the lowest price for your tickets. Fare tend to rise especially when you are close to your departure date. It also allows you to know the seats will be available and sometimes to choose the most appropriate for you.

Murmansk has a subarctic climate with cold winters and cool summers. From June to August temperatures are mostly around 14-18 °C with nights below 10 °C on average. Winters from December to February see days of around -6 °C to -8 °C and nights mostly between -12 °C and -14 °C. Summers see most of the rain of course, and from November to March there is snowfall on 20-25 days a month.

Although Murmansk is long and thin, most sites of interest to visitors are within a fairly compact area in the city center. Avid walkers could cover the entire stretch of the central area in less than two hours. Trolleybuses are available on most larger streets and generally follows a north-south route, if you are heading east have to rely on the small marshrootka buses. Notice that both buses and trolleybuses can be much-delayed during rush hour due to traffic jams.