Aeroflot has announced that it has fully restored its flight schedule following a disruption earlier this week. The airline confirmed the restoration on its Telegram channel.

On July 29, Aeroflot successfully operated all 216 scheduled round-trip flights departing from Moscow and all 73 regional flights that bypassed Moscow.

For the current day, the airline’s schedule includes 241 round-trip flights from the capital and 73 flights in the regions.

Passengers can find up-to-date information about their flights on the official Aeroflot website.

Earlier this week, on the morning of July 28, Aeroflot passengers experienced cancellations and delays following an announcement by the carrier.

The disruptions were reportedly caused by a failure of information systems, with later reports indicating a large-scale cyberattack.

The Prosecutor General’s Office has opened a criminal case under an article related to unauthorized access to computer information.

On July 29, the Ministry of Transport announced that Aeroflot had recovered from the cyberattack with the assistance of domestic systems.