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Aeroflot to begin flights from Moscow to Kyrgyzstan on September 24

Flights will be performed once a week

MOSCOW, September 22. /TASS/. Russia’s flagship air carrier Aeroflot will resume flights from Moscow to the Kyrgyz capital Bishkek on September 24, the company said in a statement.

Flight SU1882 Moscow-Bishkek will be performed once a week, on Thursday. The return flight, SU1883 Bishkek-Moscow will depart on Fridays.

Earlier, the Russian anti-coronavirus crisis center made the decision to resume passenger air service with Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and South Korea. After that, the Russian government announced it would lift the entry ban for these country’s nationals on a reciprocal basis.

Flights to these countries will be performed once a week. Air service with Kazakhstan (Nur-Sultan), with Kyrgyzstan (Bishkek), and with Belarus (Minsk) will be resumed from September 21. Air service with South Korea (Seoul) will begin on September 27.

Flights to Belarus SU1842 Moscow-Minsk and SU1843 Minsk-Moscow will be carried out once a week, on Saturdays, beginning from September 26.

Flights to the capital of Kazakhstan will be launched on September 27. Flights SU1956 Moscow-Nur-Sulan and SU1957 Nur-Sultan-Moscow will be carried out once a week on Sundays.

Aeroflot planes will travel to the South Korean capital of Seoul once a week on Thursdays (flight SU0250 Moscow-Seoul). The return flight, SU0251 Seoul-Moscow will be carried out on Saturdays.

Russia suspended regular air service with foreign countries in late March in a bid to curb the spread of the novel coronavirus infection. It was allowed to perform only the so-called repatriation flights to take Russian nationals from foreign countries. Air service with the United Kingdom, Tanzania, and Turkey was resumed from August 1. Flights between Russia and Switzerland were resumed on August 15.