From November 9, Russia will open on a reciprocal basis flights with nine more countries
From November 9, Russia resumes flights on a reciprocal basis with nine other countries: the Bahamas. Iran. Netherlands. Norway. Oman. Slovenia. Tunisia. Sweden.Thailand.
The operational staff specified that planes to the Bahamas on the Moscow-Nassau route can fly with a frequency of two flights a week; to Iran on the Moscow-Tehran routes with a frequency of three flights a week, another flight a week will fly from Sochi to Tehran.
Air traffic with the Netherlands resumes on the routes Moscow - Amsterdam with a frequency of seven flights a week, Moscow - Eindhoven - two flights a week, St. Petersburg - Amsterdam, Zhukovsky - Amsterdam, Yekaterinburg - Amsterdam, Kaliningrad - Amsterdam and Sochi - Amsterdam - two flights a week on each route.
From November 9, flights with Norway will be carried out on the routes St. Petersburg - Bergen and St. Petersburg - Oslo - two flights per week on each route; to Oman, the route Moscow - Muscat with a frequency of two flights per week.
Three flights a week - to Slovenia on the route Moscow - Ljubljana. To Tunisia on the route Moscow - Monastir - seven flights a week, St. Petersburg - Monastir with a frequency of two flights a week. Also in Tunisia will open flights from the airports of Russia, from which resumed international flights.
Sweden opens on the routes St. Petersburg – Stockholm and St. Petersburg – Geterborg with a frequency of two flights per week on each route.
Air communication with Thailand will open for Russian citizens vaccinated by Sputnik V on the routes Moscow - Bangkok and Moscow - Phuket - two flights a week on each route.
Source: tourism.interfax
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