Aeroflot to Reduce Number of Flights to Belgrade and Another 12 Cities

The Russian state airline carrier Aeroflot is to reduce the frequency of flights from Moscow to Antalya, Belgrade, Bishkek, New Delhi, Dubai, Geneva, Cairo, London, Minsk, Nur-Sultan, Seoul, Tokyo and Helsinki from March 28 to April 30.

The passengers whose flights have been canceled will be offered reservations for other flights or have their money returned in line with the existing rules.

After the measures implemented to prevent the spreading of coronavirus were lifted, on August 1, 2020, Russia re-established regular international air traffic.

From October 3, 2020, Aeroflot also reinstated flights on the Belgrade-Moscow route.

Aeroflot

replacements in international program of regular flights

reduced number of flights

Moscow Antalya flight

Moscow Belgrade flight

Moscow Bishkek flight

Moscow New Delhi flight

Moscow Dubai flight

Moscow Geneva flight

Moscow Cairo flight

Moscow London flight

Moscow Minsk flight

Moscow Nur Sultan flight

Moscow Seoul flight

Moscow Tokyo flight

Moscow Helsinki flight