Flights between India, Russia to begin tomorrow under bilateral air bubble
India and Russia have concluded an air bubble agreement that will become effective from February 12 and airlines from both sides will be allowed to carry stranded citizens of the two countries, seamen and a few other categories of travellers.
A statement issued by the Russian embassy on Thursday said the “entry of tourists from Russia is not yet possible”.
India and Russia will be allowed to operate direct flights under the air bubble. Flights from India to Russia can carry stranded citizens of Russia, any national of India, Nepal or Bhutan holding a valid Russian visa and seamen planning to work in Russia, the statement said.
