Airways: Open Destinations

Carrying on analysis of the data published or coming from the official resources of the airlines (website, social networks, affiliate mailings), Vipservice provides up-to-date information on flights.

SCAT Airlines announces the renewal of flights between Nur Sultan and Krasnodar from July 01 (flight days Wednesday and Saturday), as well as between Nur Sultan and Prague (flight days Thursday and Sunday) from 02 and 05 July.

The Lufthansa Group airlines have been expanding the route network since July 2020, and are planning to reach 90% of all initially planned European destinations and 70% of long-distance points by September.

Since July, Austrian Airlines, Lufthansa and SWISS have been adding numerous summer destinations to their schedule and increasing the number of long-distance flights.

• Austrian Airlines will resume long-distance flights from July 01 and will increase the number of flights to Bangkok, Chicago, New York and Washington up to three times a week. On European routes, Bologna, Cairo, Florence, Moscow, Podgorica, Rome, Sibiu, Venice and Zagreb will be added to existing destinations.

• Lufthansa will increase the number of long-distance flights from Frankfurt and add to its schedule Boston, Houston, Johannesburg, Los Angeles and Vancouver. In addition, flights to more than 60 destinations in Europe will be resumed, including Dublin, Marseille, Reykjavik, Salzburg and Valencia.

• SWISS will expand the geography of flights across Europe. Already, the airline makes regular flights to major European cities, including Amsterdam, Brussels, London, Madrid, Milan, Paris, Rome, Stockholm, Vienna and Warsaw. In addition, new long-distance directions are added to the route network.

• Starting in July, Eurowings has already deployed 30-40 percent of its fleet, focusing mainly on flights to/from Cologne/Bonn, Düsseldorf, Hamburg and Stuttgart.

A partial resumption of domestic and international flights this month is also reported by Philippine Airlines. The airline has published an updated policy of changes (returns).

Emirates is systematically restoring its flight map and recalls a comprehensive set of measures to protect the health of its customers and employees at every stage of travel, which came into force on May 21 with the resumption of regular passenger flights to London (LHR), Paris, Milan, Frankfurt, Madrid, Toronto, Chicago, Sydney and Melbourne. Later (from different dates in June) they were added: Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Manchester, Zurich, Vienna, Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Dublin, New York (JFK), Bahrain, Seoul, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Jakarta, Taipei , Hong Kong, Perth, and Brisbane.