Ukraine Intensifies Efforts to Restore Air Travel

Focus on Boryspil International Airport, with Consultations and Approvals Underway

Ukraine is working 'intensively' to restore air travel, with a focus on Boryspil International Airport near Kyiv, according to Rostyslav Shurma, deputy head of the presidential office.
Approvals from the International Air Transport Association (IATA) and the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) are needed for the restoration of air travel.
Ukraine is consulting with Israeli colleagues on technical specifications to enable the restoration process.
An insurance program for grain shipments through the Black Sea corridor, mentioned by Marsh McLennan CEO John Doyle, could serve as a blueprint for restoring air travel.
Ukraine has an 'internal roadmap and schedule' for the restoration of air travel, but no specific timeline has been given.