Russia to resume flights to four countries

From September 21, RUSSIA will resume flights with four more countries of the world, according to an entry published on the government's TELEGRAM channel. Spain, Iraq, Kenya and Slovakia will be added to the white list.

Later, a message appeared on the government's website that flights would be resumed "on a reciprocal basis." As a result, flights between Moscow and Madrid, as well as Moscow and Barcelona will be operated 4 times a week. Passenger liners will fly from Moscow to Malaga and Alicante twice a week.

On the Moscow-Baghdad route, 2 flights will be operated per week, and planes from Moscow to Nairobi will fly with the same frequency. Flights to Bratislava will resume not only from Moscow (4 times a week), but also from St. Petersburg (2 times a week).

According to the Federal Tourism Agency, the entry of tourists into Kenya is currently allowed, but arrivals must present a certificate (in English) of a negative PCR test result for the SARS-COV-2 CORONAVIRUS that causes covid-19 , issued no earlier than 96 hours before arrival . In the absence of such a certificate, you will have to serve two weeks in quarantine.

In Spain and Slovakia, entry for tourists from Russia is closed.