Following February 24, the majority of international airlines ceased operations in Russia. However, as of June 2023, a total of 51 airlines are currently conducting flights to and from Russia.
International airlines operate flights to Russia this month:
- Aero Nomad Airlines (Kyrgyz Republic),
- Air Algerie (Algeria),
- Air Arabia (ОАЕ),
- Air Arabia Abu Dhabi,
- Air China (China),
- Air Dilijans, (Armenia),
- Air Serbia (Serbia),
- Aero Nomad (Kyrgyzstan),
- AlMasria Universal Airlines (Egypt),
- AnadoluJet (Turkey),
- Ariana Afghan Airlines (Afghanistan),
- Armenia (Armenia),
- Avia Air Traffic (Kyrgyzstan),
- Azal (Azerbaijan),
- Belavia (Belarus),
- Buta Airways (Azerbaijan),
- Centrum Air (Uzbekistan),
- Conviasa (Venezuela),
- Corendon Airlines (Turkey),
- Cham Wings (Syria)
- EgyptAir (Egypt),
- El Al Israel Airlines (Israel),
- Emirates Airlines (ОАЕ),
- Etihad Airways (ОАЕ),
- Ethiopian Airlines (Ethiopia),
- Jazeera Airways (Kuwait),
- Fly Arna (Armenia),
- FlyDubai (ОАЕ),
- Flyone Armenia (Armenia),
- Georgian Airways (Georgia),
- Gulf Air (Bahrain),
- Iraqi Airways (Iraq),
- Mahan Air (Iran),
- Meraj Airlines (Iran),
- Mongolian Airlines (Mongolia),
- Nouvelair (Tunisia),
- Pegasus Airlines (Turkey),
- SCAT (Kazakhstan),
- SriLankan Airlines,
- Shirak Avia (Armenia),
- Somon Air (Tajikistan),
- Syrian Airlines (Syria),
- Qatar Airways (Qatar),
- Qazaq (Kazakhstan),
- Qanot Sharq (Uzbekistan),
- Royal Jordanian (Jordan),
- Royal Air Maroc (Morocco),
- Tailwind Airlines (Turkey),
- Turkish Airlines (Turkey),
- VietJet Air (Vietnam),
- Uzbekistan Airways (Uzbekistan)
The US authorities have blocked the possibility for the Turkish airline Southwind Airlines to operate flights to Russia using American Boeing 737 MAX aircraft.
The first direct flight from Russia to Vietnam after the lifting of pandemic restrictions arrived in Hanoi on Sunday. The flight was operated by IrAero airline on the Irkutsk – Hanoi route using a Superjet 100 aircraft.
The first direct flight between Russia and Myanmar will be launched in July of this year, announced Kan Zaw, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Economic Relations of Myanmar, during the SPIEF-2023.
