Russia’s biggest carrier, Aeroflot, has annulled 106 routes to and from Moscow. Meanwhile, Ural Airlines scrapped 18 flights. Additionally, both Pobeda and S7 airlines have reported multiple cancelations scheduled for May 6th and 7th.
An
Aeroflot flight from Dubai
The flight was rerouted to Kazan because Moscow Sheremetyevo Airport had halted all incoming and outgoing flights. The passengers remained trapped aboard the stationary plane for an extended period before they were finally allowed into the terminal building. Once there, they found themselves abandoned without any provisions like lodging, meals, drinking water, or even regular updates from officials.
The conditions at Moscow’s Vnukovo International Airport are notably difficult, characterized by “extremely crowded cafeterias and scarce seating,” causing significant inconvenience to numerous travelers. Every flight is experiencing delays or has been cancelled.
When possible, airlines are providing affected passengers with options for either rescheduling their flights or giving them complete ticket refunds.
earlier that day, the Russian Federal Air Transport Agency declared that
Sheremetyevo International Airport in Moscow has momentarily halted all flight operations.
following a drone strike.
Mayor Sergei Sobyanin stated that at least seven drones heading towards Moscow were brought down before reaching the city.
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People living in Ryazan, Tula, Oryol, and Moscow Oblasts reported seeing swarms of drones heading towards the city of Moscow.
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The New Voice of Ukraine
Section: Nation
Author: Андрій Журба
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