Ukraine negotiating with other countries on resuming regular passenger flights - Kryklii
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The Infrastructure Ministry and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs are negotiating with other countries on the issue of resuming scheduled passenger flights, according to Infrastructure Minister Vladyslav Kryklii.
In a post on his Facebook page, Kryklii wrote: “The work is underway so that our citizens can soon travel and fly safely in Ukraine and abroad. Together with the Foreign Ministry, we are negotiating with various countries to resume regular passenger air transport services”.

According to the official, Ukrainian airports are preparing to open new runways.

Earlier, Kryklii stated that Ukraine planned to launch domestic and international air transport service from June 15. The so-called adaptive quarantine will last in Ukraine until June 22.