The largest air ticket search service, Skyscanner, has stopped selling tickets to Crimea since June 28. attention to this . drew Kommersant
In particular, tickets to Simferopol disappeared from the system’s search results.
The press service of the Russian division of Skyscanner suggested in a conversation with RBC that the reason was due to technical problems with the service.
“As a press office, we have no information at this time,” Skyscanner said .
Sources from RBC and Kommersant suggested that the disappearance of tickets to Crimea is related to anti-Russian sanctions.
“US sanctions assume that if a business does not work directly with Crimean companies, then it is within the legal framework. But European sanctions are more severe: in order to avoid them, travel companies are forced to change jurisdictions,” a source told Kommersant.