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The Oct. 23 Moscow airport flight restrictions

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Civilian flight restrictions at all four of Moscow’s main airports on Oct. 23 were reported lifted, after an air alert at Sheremetyevo prompted passengers to shelter and disrupted travel across the airport network. As of the Oct. 24 report, it was unclear how long each airport had been restricted or whether the flight backlog had cleared.

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The story so far

  1. Update 1

    Four Moscow airports restricted flights. Reopening did not settle the disruption.

    Restrictions were reported lifted at all four main Moscow airports after a drone alert, but conflicting flight counts and missing operating times leave the recovery unclear.

History

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Who's involved

People

  • Sergey SobyaninMayor of Moscow since 20101 report
  • Volodymyr ZelenskyyPresident of Ukraine since 20191 report

Places

  • Domodedovo International AirportDomodedovo International Airport, Domodedovo, Russia1 report
  • MoscowMoscow, Russia1 report
  • Sheremetyevo International AirportSheremetyevo International Airport, 4-я улица, СНТ «Искра», Перепечино, Moscow Oblast, Russia, 1415921 report
  • Zhukovsky International AirportZhukovsky International Airport, улица Наркомвод, Наркомвод, Zhukovsky, Moscow Oblast, Russia, 1401801 report

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