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Moscow airport was temporarily closed

Vnukovo Airport receives and sends flights in coordination with the relevant authorities on the night of September 28. Rosaviatsia reported this.

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Moscow airport was temporarily closed

Vnukovo Airport receives and sends flights in coordination with the relevant authorities on the night of September 28. Rosaviatsia reported this.

Restrictions on the use of airspace in the area of the airport have been introduced for flight safety. There may be adjustments to the flight schedule.

Previously, temporary restrictions were imposed at Kaluga airport.

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

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