The Russian national air carrier Aeroflot is returning to its schedule popular tourist routes to Turkish Istanbul and Antalya, a representative of the company noted.
The first day of operation of the routes is May 6, MK reports.
"Flights to these cities will be operated up to two times a day on wide-body Airbus A330 aircraft," Aeroflot said. Flights to Turkey by a Russian carrier were suspended due to the risk of arrest of Russian aircraft at the request of lessors.
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