This week, on April 7, the first charter flight with Russian tourists will depart from Moscow to Istanbul. The flight will be operated by the Turkish airline Tailwind Airlines. It will be the first charter flight after the coronavirus pandemic.
Russia’s Azur Air operator of charter flights plans to launch flights to Turkey’s Antalya on September 3, the carrier’s director for public relations Anastasia Matyushina said, TASS reports. …
Russian Ministry of Transport expects 5-5.5 mln tourists will fly to Turkey by charter flights in 2017, Minister Maxim Sokolov said on Monday on the air with Rossiya 1 TV Channel. "We expect charter flights to …
Russia's Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev signed an order to lift the ban for chartered flights between Russia and Turkey. The document is published on the government's website, TASS reports. The document also …
About 15 Russian airlines are ready to launch charter flights to Turkey, Russia's Federal Air Transport Agency’s, Rosaviatsia, head Alexander Neradko said on Saturday, Sputnik reports. …
Meeting between Russian and Turkish presidents, Vladimir Putin and Recep Tayyip Erdogan, took place today in the Constantine Palace in Strelna on the outskirts of St. Petersburg. Press conference was held after …
Full resumption of tourist flow from Russia to Turkey is not expected until 2017, Russian Transport Minister Maxim Sokolov said Thursday, Sputnik reports. "I think that the full resumption of tourist flow is …
Russian Federation Council urged to postpone the resumption of charter flights to Turkey due to an attempted military coup in the country. This statement was made by the first deputy chairman of the Federation Council Committee on …
The Russian Transport Ministry has prepared its proposals on the resumption of the charter air links with Turkey. It is known that these proposals have been submitted for an approval to the involved …
The Azerbaijani Ministry of Culture and Tourism says that charter flights between Baku and Tivat for tourists will be renewed on June 25,abc.az reports. 17 flights (one per week, then two per week) will have been made by
