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Nizhny Novgorod airport received 15 Moscow flights per night

Airport in Nizhny Novgorod received 15 flights to Moscow airports

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Nizhny Novgorod airport received 15 Moscow flights per night

The airport in Nizhny Novgorod received 15 flights to Moscow airports. The reason was temporary restrictions on the reception and release of aircraft, which were introduced last night in Moscow. Nizhny Novgorod air harbor worked as the main reserve airport of the Moscow air hub.

Representatives of airlines and airport staff work with passengers of accepted flights, they are given food and drinks. All Chkalov's services were transferred to enhanced mode. The terminal has drinking fountains, if necessary, will install additional coolers with water and soft equipment - poofs and mattresses, and for passengers with children there is a mother and child room.

Now restrictions on flights in Moscow have been lifted: several flights have already departed, the rest are preparing to be sent to destination airports. Passengers are asked to follow announcements on speakerphone and information on the online scoreboard.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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