This situation is uneasy for everyone and your safety and health remain our top priorities. We are committed to help each passenger as soon as we can.
On this page, we have gathered all relevant information on entry restrictions, flight cancellations and safety recommendations.
We are constantly monitoring the situation. If you don’t see information about cancellation of a flight here, but you have seen the news in the media, come back shortly, we are regularly updating this page.
Refund and change policy
International destinations influenced by
S7 Care: what we do for your safety
Are you planning a flight to Russia? Some Russian regions may have travel restrictions — check for updates
Travel Safety
The World Health Organization calls on everyone to monitor their health more closely and to observe the following rules:
- Treat your hands regularly with an antiseptic or wash them with soap. If there is a virus on the surface of the hands, such treatment will kill him.
- In public places, keep at least one meter away from people, especially if you notice a cough or something like cold. The virus is transmitted in the smallest drops that occur when a person coughs or sneezes.
- You touch many surfaces on which the virus may remain, so try to less often touch
- your face, eyes, nose and mouth.
- Cover your mouth and nose with a napkin or bend of your elbow when you sneeze or cough — this helps prevent the spread of pathogens. Immediately throw the napkin into the bin with a lid, wash your hands or treat them with an antiseptic with alcohol.
- If you notice signs of a cold — fever, cough, or difficulty breathing — consult a doctor immediately. Especially if you returned from countries of increased danger: China, Iran, South Korea, Italy, Spain, France and Germany.
- Follow the news from medical professionals, central and local health authorities and follow their recommendations to protect yourself and others from the virus.