In connection with the decision of the aviation authorities of the Czech Republic to cancel previously issued permits for flights on the Moscow-Prague-Moscow route, Aeroflot forced to cancel the following flights: SU2010/2011, SU2014/2015, SU2016/2017 and SU2018/2019 for July 2.
Aeroflot will continue operating flights SU2012/2013 And SU2024/2025.
Despite the fact that Aeroflot has all the technical capabilities to operate flights, the Czech aviation authorities have decided to revoke permission to operate flights.
As reported to the TRN portal by the airline's press service, passengers of the cancelled flights will be transported on flights SU2012/2013 and SU2024/2025, and also transferred to flights of other carriers. Passengers receive all necessary services in accordance with the Federal Aviation Rules and the airline's standards.
Passengers with reservations on flights between Moscow and Prague on 2 July (including flight SU2017 on 3 July) are offered the option to refund their tickets without a fee or reroute to an alternative destination in Europe without a reroute fee.
"Aeroflot is closely monitoring the current situation and will promptly notify passengers through the booking and information center. Information about all changes will be promptly posted on the airline's website and official social media accounts," the carrier's press service noted.
Source: trn-news.ru