Six other charter flights expected to be operated from Russia to Tajikistan today

Six other charter flights are expected to be operated from Russia to Tajikistan today.  In accordance with the charter flight schedule, three flights will be operated from Moscow and one flight from St Petersburg, Yekaterinburg and Ufa, Central Asia News Service says.   Besides, three charter flights will be conducted from Moscow and one charter flight […]

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Six other charter flights are expected to be operated from Russia to Tajikistan today.  In accordance with the charter flight schedule, three flights will be operated from Moscow and one flight from St Petersburg, Yekaterinburg and Ufa, Central Asia News Service says.  

Besides, three charter flights will be conducted from Moscow and one charter flight will be conducted from Krasnoyarsk on October 31.  

All these flights have been coordinated with the Russian civil aviation authorities and it is still unknown whether regular flights between Tajikistan Russia will be resumed this year or not.   

Air traffic between Tajikistan and Russia has been suspended since March 20, 2020.  

Recall, Tajik authorities have suspended all international flights.  Tajikistan closed all its airports at midnight on March 19-20 due to the coronavirus concerns.  Only charters flights to repatriate Tajik nationals stranded in foreign countries due to the coronavirus crisis have been operated so far.     

In early August, Tajikistan resumed regular flights to Dubai.

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