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Volgograd airport temporarily limited the reception and departure of flights on September 19

This happened after the announcement of an unmanned danger regime in the region.

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Volgograd airport temporarily limited the reception and departure of flights on September 19

Volgograd airport in the evening of September 19 imposed temporary restrictions on the reception and release of aircraft. As reported by Rosaviatsiya at 23.47, measures have been taken for flight safety and will remain in effect until a special order.

Passengers and visitors are recommended to track the status of flights on the online scoreboard and to clarify information on the airport reference phones.

We will remind, earlier in the Volgograd region was also declared a threat of attack UAV. The residents of the region began to receive notifications on September 19 at 22.23.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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