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Russian airlines are resuming flights to the airports of Belgium, Bulgaria, USA, Cyprus, Jordan, Italy, Ireland and North Macedonia. A decision was made to restore air traffic with eight countries, RIA Novosti reports. Previously, it was suspended due to the unfavorable epidemiological situation.
Airplanes will fly between Brussels and Moscow four times a week. Also, flights between the Russian and Bulgarian capitals will be fly four times a week. In addition, flights to Varna and Burgas are planned with the same frequency.
Flights are planned to Amman and Aqaba (Jordan) from Moscow twice a week. Two flights a week will connect the Russian and Irish capitals.
Flights to Rome, Milan, Venice and Naples are also allowed. It will be possible to fly to Larnaca and Paphos, Cyprus, not only from Moscow, but also from other airports in Russia. A flight between Moscow and Skopje is scheduled once a week.
In addition, from June 28, the number of regular flights will grow for countries, which are already "open": Austria, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Greece, Qatar, Serbia, Finland, Croatia and Switzerland.
International flights from airports in Bryansk and Ulyanovsk are also resumed.
Russia resumed flights with Turkey a week ago. The decision to restrict air traffic came into force on April 15 due to the aggravation of the epidemiological situation in the country.
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