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Baku / 10.07.20 / Turan: On a charter flight of the national air carrier AZAL, 189 Azerbaijani citizens were delivered to Baku from Kiev on the evening of July 9.
Passengers who received a certificate of the absence of coronavirus (COVID-19) within 48 hours prior to departure were allowed to fly.
A day earlier, another 186 people had been delivered to Baku from Dubai.
Since mid-June, AZAL has been operating special flights to Istanbul and now their number has been brought up to 4 times a week.
In addition, from July 17 to August 28, AZAL will operate flights on the route Baku-Berlin-Baku once a week.
Citizens of EU countries will depart from Baku, and vice versa - citizens of Azerbaijan or persons entitled to reside permanently in Azerbaijan.
People arriving in Azerbaijan are sent for self-isolation for two weeks. —06D-
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