Baku / 15.03.20 / Turan: As part of measures to prevent the spread of coronavirus infection, Azerbaijan Airlines CJSC and foreign airlines temporarily stop flights between Baku and a number of cities.
According to the Operational Headquarters under the Cabinet of Ministers, in particular, flights in the following areas are stopped:
From March 16, Baku-Tashkent-Baku through AZAL and Uzbekistan Airlines;
From March 16, Baku-Lviv-Baku via AZAL;
From March 16, Baku-Dubai-Baku via AZAL;
From March 17, Baku-Kazan-Baku, Baku-Minvod-Baku, Baku-Ufa-Baku through AZAL;
From March 24, Baku-New York-Baku through AZAL;
From March 17, Baku-Doha-Baku through Qatar Airlines;
From March 17 via Air Arabia, Ethiad, Fly Dubai via Abu Dhabi-Baku-Abu Dhabi, Dubai-Baku-Dubai, Sharjah-Baku-Sharjah;
From March 17, Novosibirsk-Baku-Novosibirsk via S7 Airlines;
From March 17, Yekaterinburg-Baku-Yekaterinburg through Ural Airlines;
From March 17 Surgut-Baku-Surgut via Utair;
Since March 18, Krasnoyarsk-Baku-Krasnoyarsk through the airline "IrAero".
Earlier, AZAL suspended flights to the cities of Almaty, Aktau and Astana, Berlin, Paris, Tbilisi, regular flights to Turkey. 0-
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