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Russia will Resume Flights with Switzerland
1.08.2020 19:51
Russia will Resume Flights with Switzerland
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From mid-August, Russia will resume air traffic with Switzerland on a reciprocal basis. Flights will be operated once a week. 

      Russia will resume flights with Switzerland on August 15. This was reported by RIA Novosti with reference to the operational headquarters for the fight against coronavirus.

      Air traffic will be restored on a reciprocal basis, the headquarters noted. Flights will be operated once a week on the Moscow - Geneva - Moscow route.

      It became known last week that from August 1, Russia will resume flights with Turkey, Great Britain and Tanzania. Later, information appeared that Abkhazia was added to the list. In addition, the Russian authorities are thinking about resuming flights with all countries from August 11.

       




Author: Anna Dorozhkina

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