On June 10, Russia will launch, on a reciprocal basis, air services with eight countries, including Hungary and Austria.

Thus, regular flights will resume between Moscow and Vienna (twice a week), another two times a week planes will fly to Hungary and once to Lebanon.

In addition, from the Russian capital will be able to fly to Luxembourg (once a week), Morocco, Mauritius and Croatia (two flights a week).

Moreover, charter flights to Albania will be launched from Moscow to Tirana once a week.

The restrictions on flights to the UK will be lifted starting from the second June.

The number of flights to Greece, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Qatar, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Egypt, Serbia, Belarus and Germany will increase from the 10th of June.

However, restrictions on flights to Turkey and Tanzania will remain in effect until June 21.

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Author: Ksenia Gustova