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At the airports of two cities limited the reception and release of aircraft

At the airports of Penza and Saratov introduced temporary restrictions on the reception and release of aircraft. This is reported in the channel Rosaviatsia.

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At the airports of Penza and Saratov introduced temporary restrictions on the reception and release of aircraft. This is reported in the channel Rosaviatsia.

Restrictions apply to both reception and dispatch of aircraft. They are necessary to ensure flight safety.

Rosaviatsia did not specify how long the measures will last. Passengers are advised to consider possible changes when planning their trips.

Information on the future operation of airports will depend on the decision of aviation services. The restrictions are temporary.

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