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Tolmachevo on October 27 delayed flights from three Russian cities

Several S7 flights will be delayed at Tolmachevo airport on October 27

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Tolmachevo on October 27 delayed flights from three Russian cities

The arrival time of flight S7 5112 from Blagoveshchensk moved the most. Instead of the morning, the plane is expected in Novosibirsk at 19:21.

Flight S7 5216 from Bratsk is delayed by about eight hours. According to the updated schedule, the aircraft Embraer 170 should land in Tolmachevo at 18:55 instead of 09:35.

The Boeing 727 from Vladivostok will arrive about 40 minutes late — it is expected at 12:45.

Passengers are advised to check up-to-date information on the airport’s online scoreboard before travelling.

Earlier, MK in Novosibirsk reported that half of the counterfeit seized in Siberia fell on the Novosibirsk customs.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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