Thirty-four international flights are planned to be operated in Kazakhstan on January 10, Report informs, citing the Civil Aviation Committee of the country's Industry and Infrastructure Ministry.
According to the committee, 19 international flights are planned to be operated from Nur-Sultan. There will be flights from the Kazakh capital to Moscow (Russia), Dubai (UAE), Warsaw (Poland), Frankfurt (Germany), Tashkent (Uzbekistan), Istanbul (Turkey) and Phuket (Thailand). Four flights from Frankfurt and Yekaterinburg to Nur-Sultan have been canceled.
Today, 15 international flights are planned from Aktau, Shymkent, Turkestan and Aktobe in Kazakhstan to Dubai (UAE), Istanbul (Turkey), Tbilisi (Georgia), Yerevan (Armenia), Tashkent (Uzbekistan) and Phuket (Thailand). Fourteen flights from Almaty and Aktau to Istanbul (Turkey), Dubai and Abu Dhabi (UAE), Tashkent and Urgench in Uzbekistan, Moscow (Russia) and Kyiv (Ukraine) have been canceled.
Earlier, it was reported that Russia's Aeroflot would resume flights to Nur-Sultan.