Russia will open flights to new countries from August 27
On August 16, the headquarters for the fight against coronavirus decided to open regular and charter flights from August 27. dominican. South Korea and Czech Republic.
As a result of the discussion and taking into account the epidemic situation in some countries, a decision was made to lift from August 27, 2021 restrictions on regular and irregular (charter) flights from Russian airports, from which international flights were resumed, to the Dominican Republic, South Korea and the Czech Republic.
From August 27, Russia will increase the number of regular flights to five countries: Hungary, Egypt, Cyprus, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan.
The number of flights from Moscow to Budapest will be increased to seven per week, one flight a week to the capital of Hungary from seven cities of Russia is planned.
The number of flights from Moscow to Hurghada and Sharm el-Sheikh will increase from five to 15 per week.
The number of flights to Cyprus from Moscow will increase to seven per week to Larnaca and seven per week to Paphos.
From August 27, 7 flights a week are planned to Kyrgyzstan from Moscow. In addition, one flight per week will be made from some regions of the country. The number of flights on the Moscow-Dushanbe route will increase to seven per week.
Source: iz