72 Airports Expected To Re-open Very Soon Under Strict SOPs

When covid-19 emerged worldwide, governments warned against nonessential international travels. A number of destinations have just begun easing their pandemic lockdown measures, reopening borders and airports and welcoming tourists back.

Several Caribbean islands and European countries are in preparations to give a green light to their foreign visitors beginning this very month of June. They want to lift restrictions for each other’s citizens, while others are still keeping their border entry points closed for now.

If you’re among the travelers desiring to travel somewhere this year. Here are some of the airports expected to reopen up very soon under strict standard operating procedures (SOPs), according to ICAO.

1. Lebanon  July 15, 2020
2. Bahrain  June 10, 2020
3. Qatar  June 10, 2020
4. Jordan July 15, 2020
5. Iraq (Air Corridor) August 1, 2020

6. Iran August 1
7. Egypt  August 1
8. Saudi Arabia  August 1, 2020
9. Tunisia August 1
10. sweat Baghdad first of August month
11. Japan June 15, 2020
12. Northern Macedonia  June 15, 2020
13. Lithuania June 15, 2020
14. Hungary June 15, 2020
15. Poland June 15, 2020
16. Romania June 15, 2020
17. Serbia June 15, 2020
18. Netherlands June 20, 2020
19. Kazakhstan June 20, 2020
20. Albania June 22, 2020
21. Bosnia and Herzegovina June 22, 2020
22. Denmark June 22, 2020
23. Estonia June 22, 2020
24. Finland June 22, 2020
25. South Korea June 22, 2020
26. Ireland June 22, 2020
27. Kyrgyzstan June 22, 2020
28. Latvia June 22, 2020
29. Norway June 22, 2020
30. Slovakia June 22, 2020
31. Australia July 1, 2020
32. Belgium July 1, 2020
33. Belarus July 1, 2020
34. China (Beijing only) July 1, 2020
35. Sweden July 1, 2020
36. Canada July 1, 2020
37. Colombia July 1, 2020
38. Kosovo July 1, 2020
39. Malaysia July 1, 2020
40. Moldova July 1, 2020
41. Uzbekistan July 1, 2020
42. Republic of Taiwan July 1, 2020
43. Turkmenistan July 1, 2020
44. Ukraine July 1, 2020
45. Indonesia July 10, 2020
46. India July 10, 2020
47. Pakistan July 10, 2020
48. Algeria July 15, 2020
49. Morocco July 15, 2020
50. Philippines July 15, 2020
51. South Africa July 15, 2020
52. Georgia (only for Georgia City) July 15, 2020
53. UK July 15, 2020
54. Kuwait July 15, 2020
55. Libya July 15, 2020
56. Cyprus (Turkish side) June 1, 2020
57. Russia July 15, 2020
58. Bulgaria June 10, 2020
59. Brazil August 1
60. Armenia August 1, 2020
61. France August 1
62. Greece June 10, 2020
63. Germany June 15, 2020
64. Spain August 1
65. Italy August 1
66. Austria June 15, 2020
67. Azerbaijan June 15, 2020
68. Czech Republic June 15, 2020
69. USA September 1, 20
70. Switzerland June 15, 2020

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