On July 23, the Coronavirus Operational Headquarters announced the opening of new routes. Flights to Bahrain, the Dominican Republic, Moldova, as well as to Egyptian resorts are opened.

From September 1, Moldova updated the list of states whose citizens can enter the Republic in the conditions of the coronavirus pandemic. Russia has been excluded from the "red" zone of this list.

The Russian Railways have announced the termination of international trains with Latvia starting March 15, and with Ukraine and Moldova on March 17.

Moldova’s new air carrier, Fly One, plans to launch regular air service with Russia’s Moscow, St. Petersburg and Voronezh, and with a number of European cities from June, the company’s director general, Nicu Berla, told a news conference on Monday. The new air carrier is ready to offer its clients nine destinations enjoying biggest demand on the local market. "For these ends, Fly One has two modern Airbus A320 jets.

On June 22, Air Moldova company completed the first flight from Chisinau to Moscow airport Sheremetyevo. Flights will be operated from Terminal E on aircraft Embraer 190 with business and economic classes. Departure from Chisinau will be every day at 21:00, from Moscow - at 7:55 am (local time).