Aeroflot cancels flights to destinations in Cuba, Mexico, and the U.S.

Moscow, February 28 (RHC)-- The Russian airline Aeroflot has withdrawn from ticket sales destinations in Cuba, Mexico, and the United States due to the European Union's ban on the use of airspace by companies from this country.

According to the Association of Tour Operators of Russia (Atorus) website, the flag carrier does not include in its sales for the next few days trips to Havana in Cuba, Cancun in Mexico, and the U.S. cities of New York, Los Angeles, and Miami.

On Aeroflot's Internet platform, there are no flights available to the Cuban capital until March 29 and the Mexican resort's case until March 27. In the case of Cancun, there will be no availability until March 27.

Tickets for the upcoming flights to New York, Los Angeles, and Miami are also not available for sale on the website of the leading Russian airline.

On the online departure board at Sheremetyevo airport, the flight to Los Angeles on Monday is canceled, while the flights to New York and Miami scheduled for March 1 are not available.