In Moscow, the first flights from Turkey landed the first after the attempt to put down the coup
The air service between Russia and Turkey, interrupted during the attempt of the coup, is gradually restored: on Sunday morning, the first flights from Istanbul and Antalya landed in Moscow. On the eve of the Federal Air Transport Agency forbade flights to Turkey, and later President Vladimir Putin ordered assistance to Russian tourists and take them to their homeland. After that, it was decided that flights would be carried out only for export, and back to Turkey, planes would fly empty.