Russia resumes flights to Vietnam, India, Finland, Qatar on January 27
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16 January 2021
Russia will resume flights to Vietnam, India, Finland and Qatar on January 27, 2021, with several flights per week, the Russian anti-coronavirus crisis center told reporters on Saturday, APA reports citing TASS.
"After discussing and taking into consideration the epidemiological situation in certain countries, the crisis center took a decision to resume reciprocal international air communication starting on January 27, 2021 with the following states, namely Vietnam (Moscow-Hanoi, twice a week), India (Moscow-New Delhi, twice a week), Finland (Moscow-Helsinki, twice a week, as well as St. Petersburg-Helsinki, twice a week) and Qatar (Moscow-Doha, twice a week.)," the center said.
Furthermore, Russia and Egypt will increase the number of regular flights Moscow-Cairo to five per week.
"It was decided to increase the number of regular flights to Egypt on the Moscow-Cairo route to five a week," the statement says.
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