Another airline has suspended its flights to Russia.

Another airline has suspended flights to Russia, reports Tengri Travel.

The airline Qanot Sharq (Uzbekistan) announced a temporary cancellation of several flights, including routes to Russia. An official statement was published on the carrier's Instagram.

"Dear passengers! We inform you about the cancellation of flights operated on A320 aircraft from January 20 to March 6 due to production necessity," the company's message states.

The canceled flights include popular routes between Tashkent, Samarkand, Fergana, Bukhara, and Moscow (Domodedovo Airport), as well as flights to St. Petersburg and Nizhny Novgorod. In total, dozens of flights have been canceled, with schedules covering January, February, and early March.

Some of the canceled flights:

• HH701/702: Tashkent – Moscow – Tashkent.
• HH703/704: Fergana – Moscow – Fergana.
• HH709/710: Bukhara – Moscow – Bukhara.
• HH741/742: Samarkand – St. Petersburg – Samarkand.
• HH743/744: Nizhny Novgorod – St. Petersburg – Nizhny Novgorod.

The complete list of flights has been published on the airline's official page.

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The company apologized to passengers for the inconvenience and recommended contacting customer support for information regarding ticket refunds or exchanges.

It is worth noting that the airline "Turkmenistan Airlines" has suspended flights to Moscow for a month.

Previously, the airline Flydubai temporarily canceled flights from Mineralnye Vody and Sochi to Dubai.

Additionally, Azerbaijan Airlines has also suspended flights to Mineralnye Vody, now not flying to 10 cities in Russia. More details are available in the article.

Furthermore, the Kazakh airline Qazaq Air has also suspended some flights to Russia. The carrier stated that it is temporarily halting operations on the Astana – Yekaterinburg route. More details can be found at the link.