The policy of subsidizing air travel to the Far East will continue - in the authority of the Far Eastern Federal District, the subsidy of air travel to the Far East to maintain its transportation accessibility will continue, said the Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation, a senior representative of the President of Russia in the Far Eastern Federal District, Oleg Kozhmyaku in an interview with Komsomolskaya Pravda newspaper. "We will continue the policy of subsidizing air travel. But we must go beyond the capabilities of the country, the budget and our aircraft fleet. We will watch this whole situation very carefully." - said Kozmiako, answering the publication's question about how it is planned to solve the problem of the availability of airline tickets to the Far East. He clarified that, for example, "there are now complaints that there are fewer Aeroflot flights" to the Far East. "But you have to understand that winter is not a vacation period. You need to save your engine hours, put them aside for the summer, when the stream of people will start flowing in. It seems to me that the Ministry of Transportation adopts such a balanced policy and expects that in the summer months problems with the planes will be solved and their number will increase." - said the presidential envoy to the Federal District in the Far East.