MOSCOW, 13 March (BelTA) - Belarus and Russia have agreed to increase the flight frequency between Minsk and Moscow. A relevant protocol, which was signed following the talks between the aviation authorities of the two countries, was published on the website of the Russian Federal Air Transport Agency on 13 March, BelTA has learned.
“Seeking to strengthen bilateral cooperation in air transport between Russia and Belarus, the two parties agreed to increase the frequency of flights between Moscow and Minsk to 63 flights per week per each of the parties during the IATA summer season 2019,” the document reads.
The parties also agreed to speed up the work on a working agreement on cooperation in the field of airworthiness.
