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According to Rasa Jakilaitienė, a spokesman for the Foreign Ministry, airlines that sell tickets for flights that have not been authorized by the government and the people who buy them take responsibility.
“Flight permits are issued taking into account the epidemiological situation, not the number of tickets sold,” R. Jakilaitienė told BNS.
The MFA representative also emphasized that before buying tickets, people should verify the information on the procedures in force in those countries, since they all have different travel requirements and conditions.
“The fact that airplanes fly is not related to travel, as we are used to, that if an airplane flies, I can travel for tourism purposes. Unfortunately, no, and we recommend that you update the information on ceļuk.urm.lt, “said R. Jakilaitienė.
“We need to see all the information on whether that country will let him in first, because despite hearing about the opening of borders and inviting tourists, each country applies different dates from which they open their borders to Lithuanian citizens and the Most countries still apply various restrictions. ” only if you have a very clear reason to enter it for work, health or to live in the country, even when you cross some countries in transit, you need to have documents where you are going and for what purpose, “said R. Jakilaitienė.
According to the Foreign Ministry, if the government plans to cancel the quarantine on June 17, this does not in itself mean that all air transport will be opened, which the Government will decide separately.
The government on Wednesday allowed regular flights to resume from Lithuania to France, Denmark and Finland.
According to Martin Gauss, head of Air Baltic, the three new routes are in high demand among Lithuanian passengers. Flights to London are scheduled to resume on June 15, to Dublin on June 16 and to Dubrovnik on July 6, the company said.
Air Baltic currently flies daily from Vilnius to Riga, Tallinn and Oslo, Monday to Amsterdam, Tuesday to Paris and June 11 to Berlin.
Currently, air connections from Frankfurt to Frankfurt, Riga, Tallinn, Oslo, Dortmund, Eindhoven, Bergen, Aalesund and Stavanger airports have been renewed.
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