With which countries will Russia open flights from April 1?
From April 1, Russia resumes flights with Germany, Venezuela, Syria, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and Sri Lanka.
The operational headquarters for combating the spread of coronavirus in Russia reported:
Based on the results of the discussion, taking into account the epidemic situation in certain countries and in coordination with Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin, it was decided to resume on a mutual basis from April 1, 2021, regular international flights with Venezuela (Moscow-Caracas twice a week), Syria (Moscow-Damascus once a week), Tajikistan (Moscow-Dushanbe once a week), Uzbekistan (Moscow-Tashkent once a week) and Sri Lanka (Moscow-Colombo once a week).
From April 1, in coordination with the aviation authorities of Germany, regular flights will open on a mutual basis, the routes Frankfurt am Main - Moscow - Frankfurt am Main - 5 times a week, Frankfurt am Main - St. Petersburg - Frankfurt am Main - 3 times a week, Moscow - Berlin - Moscow - 5 times a week and Moscow - Frankfurt am Main - Moscow - 3 times a week.
Source: ria