Kazakhstan's Air Astana to resume flights from Nur-Sultan to Moscow


By Ren Jun
  • World
  • Wednesday, 23 Sep 2020

NUR-SULTAN, Sept. 22 (Xinhua) -- Kazakhstan's largest air company Air Astana will resume flights from Nur-Sultan to Moscow from Sept. 26 with further departures operated every Wednesday, the aircraft carrier said Tuesday.

The first flight will be carried by a Boeing 767 plane. Only Russian and Kazakh citizens, as well as permanent residents of Kazakhstan, will be allowed to board the flights, according to the company.

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