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Astrakhan Airport temporarily closed for reception and departure of aircraft

On the evening of November 6, temporary restrictions were imposed on the reception and dispatch of aircraft at Astrakhan airport

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Astrakhan Airport temporarily closed for reception and departure of aircraft

On the evening of November 6, temporary restrictions were imposed on the reception and dispatch of aircraft at Astrakhan airport. This was reported at 21:55.

Restrictions are set to ensure flight safety. During their operation, there may be delays of arriving and departing flights.

The timing of the resumption of the airport in normal mode has not yet been specified. Passengers are advised to follow schedule updates.

Earlier, as reported by “MK in Astrakhan”, on the territory of the Astrakhan region declared air danger. Residents were urged to observe security measures.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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