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Tatarstan airports closed at night on October 19

Temporary restrictions on the reception and release of aircraft were introduced at the airports of Kazan, Bugulma and Nizhnekamsk in Tatarstan on the night of October 19. This was reported by Rosaviatsia in its social networks.

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Tatarstan airports closed at night on October 19

Temporary restrictions on the reception and release of aircraft were introduced at the airports of Kazan, Bugulma and Nizhnekamsk in Tatarstan on the night of October 19. This was reported by Rosaviatsia in its social networks.

Measures are necessary to ensure flight safety. Other details are not given.

Previously, restrictions were introduced at the airports of Saransk, Penza, Saratov and Tambov. Last night also closed Pulkovo, Vnukovo, Domodedovo, Pskov and Cherepovets.

Passengers are advised to check the status of flights with airlines. The situation is under the control of operational services.

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