Russia will resume flights with 52 ‘friendly’ countries, including Brazil; see list

Russia will resume flights to and from 52 “friendly” countries and territories from Saturday (9), including Brazil, Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin announced this Monday (4).

For this, the government will cancel the flight restrictions imposed due to the new coronavirus pandemic, both for scheduled and charter flights.

At the moment, it is possible to fly without restrictions to and from Russia from just 15 countries, including Qatar and Mexico, according to the Tass news agency.

“From April 9, we are lifting restrictions put in place to combat the coronavirus pandemic,” Mishustin told the Russian agency. “We are resuming flights with 52 countries, including Argentina, India, China, South Africa and other friendly states.”

The news does not mention the war in Ukraine, but the United States and other countries that have adopted sanctions against Russia, such as European nations and Australia, are not on the list of “friends” who will have flights cleared.

The measure will apply to the following countries and territories, according to Tass:

1. Afghanistan
2. South Africa
3. Saudi Arabia
4. Algeria
5. Argentina
6. Bahrain
7. Bosnia and Herzegovina
8. Botswana
9. Brazil
10. China
11. North Korea
12. Costa Rica
13. Egypt
14. Ethiopia
15. fiji
16. Philippines
17. India
18. Indonesia
19. Iraq
20. Israel
21. Jamaica
22. Jordan
23. Hong Kong
24. Kuwait
25. Lesotho
26. Lebanon
27. Madagascar
28. Malaysia
29. Maldives
30. Morocco
31. Mauritius
32. Myanmar
33. Mozambique
34. Moldavia
35. Mongolia
36. namibia
37. Oman
38. Pakistan
39. Peru
40. Kenya
41. Serbia
42. Seychelles
43. Syria
44. Sri Lanka
45. thailand
46. Tanzania
47. Tunisia
48. Turkey
49. Uruguay
50. Venezuela
51. Vietnam
52. Zimbabwe

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