Rosaviatsia reported the return of flights to Cuba to the normal schedule

Flights between Russia and Cuba will be carried out within the framework of the usual schedule in connection with the cancelation of the notice of the Cuban authorities about the shortage of aviation fuel. This was announced on Sunday, December 1, by the agency's spokesman Artem Korenyako.

"Cuban aviation authorities canceled previously issued NOTAMs (notices) about the shortage of aviation fuel <...>. The flight program between Russia and Cuba will be carried out in normal mode, in accordance with the schedule formed before the issuance of the NOTAM by the Cuban aviation authorities," he wrote in his Telegram channel.

Monitoring of air traffic between the two countries will continue to observe the interests of Russian citizens and airlines, Korenyako said.

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On the eve, Korenyako said that the program of flights of Russian airlines between Russia and Cuba from December 1 to 8 may be adjusted due to Cuba's notices about the shortage of jet fuel for all carriers without exception in Cuban airports.

After that, the Russian side decided to temporarily perform flights in this direction with an intermediate landing at the airport of Venezuelan Caracas for refueling.