
Russians will be able to fly from Kyrgyzstan on low-cost airlines and Lufthansa aircraft
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Kyrgyzstan was removed from the EU blacklist, which lifted restrictions on the country's airlines.
The former USSR country may launch direct flights to Europe before the end of 2026. This was reported by Sputnik.
We are talking about Kyrgyzstan. Russians will be able to fly from this country on two low-cost airlines and on planes of the German airline Lufthansa. The launch date for direct flights has not yet been specified.
“Today there are no restrictions from the European Union for Kyrgyz airlines - the country has been excluded from the black list,” the source says.
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