What foreign destinations can open by June 1?
Until May 11, 2021, Rosaviatsia, Rospotrebnadzor, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, on behalf of the Deputy Chairman of the Government and the Chairman of the Operating Staff for Combating Coronavirus Tatyana Golikova, should assess the possibility of resuming flights on new foreign routes.
Among them are Cyprus. Tunisia. dominican. Mexico.
According to the text of the order (publication in the Telegram channel “May Decree”) The Operator supported the proposal of Rospotrebnadzor to make decisions on the launch of air traffic with foreign countries after May 11, 2021, “taking into account the seasonality of infectious diseases and the long period of the upcoming holidays.”
Rosaviatsiya, Rospotrebnadzor and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation should submit agreed proposals for the resumption of regular flights from:
Austria
Bulgaria
Denmark
Dominican Republic
Israel
Jordan
Iceland
Ireland
Italy
Cyprus
Luxembourg
Mauritius
Malta
Morocco
Mexico
Moldovan
Poland
Portugal
Saudi Arabia
Tunisia
It is also proposed to assess the possibility of increasing the number of flights in:
Azerbaijan
Armenia
Belarus
Greece
Egypt
India
Kazakhstan
Qatar
Kyrgyzstan
Cuba
Maldives
UAE
Korea
Serbia
Tajikistan
Uzbekistan
Finland
Switzerland
Japan
The departments will study the possibility of opening for international flights airports of Bryansk, Nizhnekamsk, Magnitogorsk, Omsk, Syktyvkar, Chelyabinsk, Ulan-Ude, Ulyanovsk.
Sources in the aviation industry and close to the operational headquarters confirmed the authenticity of the document, but experts warn that the final decision on all of these countries may be negative.
A similar list of 30 countries with improving epidemiological conditions has existed before. According to it, the agencies assess compliance with the criteria for the resumption of regular flights. For example, the prospects of opening the Dominican Republic and Mexico were previously positively assessed. But as we see, these countries are still not open.”
A number of countries from this list meet the criteria required by Russia for the resumption of regular flights, but it is worthwhile to understand that the restoration of air traffic does not always mean the start of tourist activity. For example, returning to the aviation market routes to Japan, Korea, Finland, Switzerland and other countries are still inaccessible to tourists.
Source: atorus