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Russia resumes flights with Serbia, Japan and Cuba

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Russia resumes flights with Serbia, Japan and Cuba


14.10.2020

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Russia continues to restore air traffic with foreign countries, TASS reports. Planes are starting to fly to Serbia, Cuba and Japan. The corresponding order was signed by Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin. Flights are resumed on a reciprocal basis.

A flight from Moscow to Belgrade is planned twice a week. Also, planes will fly twice from Moscow to Cayo Coco and Santa Clara. The capital of Japan will have one flight from Moscow and one from the capital of Primorsky Krai.

In addition, the number of flights to the United Arab Emirates, Belarus, Switzerland and the Maldives is increasing. One flight from the Russian capital aded to Zurich and Geneva. Planes from St. Petersburg will also fly to these Swiss cities once a week. Four times a week it will be possible to fly from Moscow to the Maldives, twice a week - to Abu Dhabi, and three times - to Minsk.

Russia began to resume international flights on August 1. The airports of Moscow, St. Petersburg and Rostov-on-Don were the first to restore international traffic. Kazan, Kaliningrad and Novosibirsk have been added to the list since August 20. In autumn, air traffic with Belarus, Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan was also restored. Later, these countries were added to South Korea, Egypt, UAE, Turkey, Great Britain, Switzerland, Tanzania and the Maldives.

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