Some 15 Russian air companies are ready to resume chartered flights to Turkey as permission is in place, head of Rosaviatsiya Alexander Neradko told reporters late Saturday, Tass said. All the companies, which formerly served chartered flights to Turkey, would like to offer flights, he said. Earlier in the day, he told reporters it may take Russian air companies several hours after a permission to resume chartered flights to Turkey. “Aviation companies are so mobile, that they need a few hours to have planes take off,” he said. “A permission from Turkish authorities, a slot at the airport—this may be done within several hours.”
