EU (re)insurance ban won’t apply to non-Russian aircraft flying in and out of Russia

24 March 2022

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EU-based carriers will be allowed to provide (re)insurance to non-Russian owned airlines flying in and out of Russia, according to a clarification of the EU sanctions issued yesterday.

The EU’s update stated: “The provision of (re)insurance in the context of an international flight in and out of Russia by a non-Russian airline which does not have Russian (re)insurance is not covered by the prohibition, as it is...

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EU (re)insurance ban won’t apply to non-Russian aircraft flying in and out of Russia

EU-based carriers will be allowed to provide (re)insurance to non-Russian owned airlines flying in and out of Russia, according to a clarification of the EU sanctions issued yesterday.

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