Russia's New Rules for Local Airlines - What's Up?

Hey everyone, just heard that Russia's proposing some new rules for international flights by their local airlines. Can't get all the details 'cause it's behind a paywall, but sounds like they're shaking things up a bit.

I wonder what changes they're thinking about? Maybe something to do with routes or how they manage flights with other countries? Given the current global situation, it's not too surprising they're looking at new strategies.

Russia's aviation sector has been in a tough spot recently, especially with all the geopolitical stuff going on. So, I guess this could be a way to adapt to the changing landscape. But who knows what exactly they're planning?

Anyone have more info or thoughts on what these new rules could mean for Russian carriers and their international operations? Think this'll make a big difference for airlines like Aeroflot?

Would love to hear what you guys think!

I haven't seen the full details either, but I bet it's about tightening control over international routes. With all the sanctions and airspace restrictions, Russia's probably trying to find ways to keep their airlines competitive. Makes me wonder if they'll focus more on domestic routes or try to open new markets in Asia or the Middle East. Aeroflot's already had to adapt a lot, so maybe they'll find new opportunities out of this. Anyone know if they're planning on expanding their fleet or services in response?