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Russia plans to increase the number of flights abroad and expand the geography of flights

From November 16, the number of flights from Moscow to Dubai and the Maldives may increase to 7 per week from each side, to Cuba - up to 4.

On November 11, there was information about the opening of 3 new foreign destinations.

From mid-November, the number of regular Moscow-Dubai flights may increase to 14 per week – 7 each from Russia and the UAE.

From 28 November flights to Dubai It can be opened by the airline "Victory".

The Russian side informed the aviation authorities UAE On plans to increase the frequency of flights between Moscow and the emirate of Dubai.

“The emirate does not worry about the growth of tourist traffic during a pandemic. On the contrary, the authorities of Dubai are focused on the development of tourism. The procedure for testing tourists for coronavirus and reception protocols for tourists have already been debugged, tourism experts say.

Russia has not made a final decision - the operational headquarters for combating the spread of coronavirus in Russia has not officially reported on the possibility of increasing the frequency of flights along the route.

Experts believe that the new flights, if approved, will make Dubai more accessible to tourists - now tickets for November cost about 80 thousand rubles.

Experts predict a reduction in the tariff for air transportation in the UAE to 20%.
Experts believe that flights will not close the demand for tickets to the UAE. Since there are no regional flights, current and projected flights are not enough to form a mass tourist flow.

Increase in frequency of flights is predicted in the direction Maldives November 22 - 7 flights per week.

In November, three destinations can open: Seychelles (Victoria), Ethiopia (Addis Abeba), Kazakhstan (Almaty). Previously, Kazakhstan from Russia to the pandemic flew only to Nur-Sultan.

2 flights per week will be allowed to Seychelles and Kazakhstan, 3 flights to Ethiopia. This information is contained in the message sent by the Russian side to airlines.

Source: atorus

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