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Pulkovo canceled five flights and detained 33 aircraft

At the time of publication, 33 departure flights are delayed, and five flights to Kaliningrad, Istanbul, Minsk, Moscow and Samara have been canceled. It follows from the data published on the online scoreboard of the airport.

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Pulkovo canceled five flights and detained 33 aircraft

At the time of publication, 33 departure flights are delayed, and five flights to Kaliningrad, Istanbul, Minsk, Moscow and Samara have been canceled. It follows from the data published on the online scoreboard of the airport.

According to the press service of Pulkova airport at 16:00, since the opening of airspace has received and sent more than 100 flights, serving about 15 thousand passengers. Airport workers and airlines have stepped up their activities to speed up the process of sending passengers.

By the afternoon, 41 flights were delayed at Pulkovo Airport for two hours or more. After the lifting of restrictions, the air harbor received and sent more than 55 flights, serving about seven thousand passengers.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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