From June 10, Russia resumes flights with eight countries
Russia will open regular flights from June 10 Austria. Hungary. Lebanon. Luxembourg. Mauritius. Morocco. Croatiaand charter flights in Albania.
Flights are allowed twice a week to the following destinations: Moscow - Vienna, Moscow - Budapest, Moscow - Port Louis, Moscow - Rabat, and Moscow - Zagreb.
Moscow-Beirut and Moscow-Luxembourg flights can be operated once a week.
Moscow-Tirana charters are allowed once a week.
Our country will also increase the number of flights with Greece on the Moscow-Athens route by two per week, with Azerbaijan (Moscow-Baku), Armenia (Moscow-Yerevan), Qatar (Moscow-Doha), Uzbekistan (Moscow-Tashkent) and Tajikistan (Moscow-Dushanbe) - by one flight per week, with Egypt (Moscow-Cairo) and Serbia (Moscow-Belgrade) - up to seven flights per week.
From June 10, flights abroad from the international airports of Nizhnekamsk, Vladikavkaz and Tomsk are allowed.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Russia stopped regular and charter flights with other countries from March 27, 2020, except for outbound, cargo, postal, and sanitary flights.
Currently, it is possible to fly to Switzerland, Egypt, UAE, Belarus, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Serbia, South Korea, Japan, Ethiopia, Finland, Vietnam, India, Qatar, Greece, Singapore, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Germany, Venezuela, Syria, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Iceland, Mexico, Portugal, Saudi Arabia, Great Britain, Cuba, Seychelles, Maldives, Malta and Sri Lanka.
Flights to Tanzania and Turkey were previously allowed, but due to the epidemiological situation, flights were suspended.
Source: ria