Russia resumes flights with USA, Italy and other countries

Russia resumes regular flights with Belgium, Bulgaria, Jordan, Ireland, Italy, Cyprus, North Macedonia, and the United States, which were suspended due to the spread of coronavirus infection, starting from June 28. The emergency operations center decided to resume the flights to combat the disease, RIA Novosti reports.

Regular flights will be operated on the following routes:

Belgium: Moscow-Brussels - 4 flights per week,

Bulgaria: Moscow-Sofia, Moscow-Varna, Moscow-Burgas - 4 flights per week, Yekaterinburg-Burgas, Yekaterinburg-Varna - 1 flight per week, Mineralnye Vody-Varna, Samara-Burgas, Rostov-on-Don-Varna, Rostov-on-Don-Burgas - also 1 flight per week.

Jordan: Moscow-Amman, Moscow-Aqaba - 2 flights per week,

Ireland: Moscow-Dublin - 2 flights per week,

Italy: Moscow-Rome, Moscow-Milan - 4 flights a week, Moscow-Venice, Moscow-Naples - 2 flights a week,

Cyprus: Moscow-Larnaca - 4 flights per week, Moscow-Paphos - 3 flights per week, from the airports of the Russian Federation, from which international flights have been resumed, to Larnaca and Paphos - 2 flights per week

North Macedonia: Moscow-Skopje - 1 flight per week,

USA: Moscow-Washington, Moscow-New York - 2 flights per week.

Earlier, the Bashinform News Agency reported that air traffic with Turkey was restored on June 22. By June 28, flights are allowed 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, Austria, Hungary, Lebanon, Luxembourg, Morocco, Croatia, Albania, Turkey, Mauritius, Cuba, Seychelles, Maldives, Malta, and Sri Lanka.