Air transport

However, Deputy Prime Minister said that only three countries meet the conditions for opening borders on a reciprocal basis: Great Britain, Turkey, and Tanzania.

Several passengers were injured because of the maneuvers carried out by the plane.

Airlines will be able to start using the passenger aircraft not earlier than February 2021.

“The European Union… expects Russia to accept its responsibility and to fully cooperate with efforts to establish accountability,” the declaration says.

“Due to the hazardous security situation, and poor coordination between civil aviation and military operations, there is a risk of misidentification of civil aircraft,” the message reads.

Seven people died.

Denmark, Great Britain, Germany, Hungary, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Finland, China, Vietnam, Mongolia and Sri-Lanka are in the list.

Two passenger planes — an Airbus A320 and a Boeing 777 — almost collided in the sky over Rostov-on-Don.

According to Yevgeny Dietrich, international air transportation may resume after the authorities are convinced of the safety of flights within the country.

Russia's flagship carrier Aeroflot has been secretly flying passengers abroad for nearly a month despite state-mandated grounded flights due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

According to local police, two people were injured.

In May, Russian airlines transported 946 thousand passengers, which is 91.3% lower than a year earlier

The department said that so far, air carriers will carry out only one flight per week

At the same time, the maximum value of shares reached 94.34 rubles, which is 5.06% higher than the closing level of previous trading

Earlier, the US Ministry of Transport banned Chinese airlines from carrying out commercial passenger transportation between the United States and China since June 16