According to the diplomat, the resumption of flights became possible thanks to negotiations conducted by the embassy on behalf of the president with the airline Flynas.
Flights will be operated three times a week — on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
Priority will be given to transporting citizens of Kyrgyzstan who previously purchased tickets but were unable to fly due to the cancellation of flights.
The embassy is also continuing efforts to restore air communication between Jeddah and Bishkek. According to preliminary data, flights may resume in the coming days with the same frequency — three times a week.
It should be noted that many flights to the Middle East were canceled after the military operation by Israel and the USA against Iran began on February 28.
