The current collapse at Moscow’s airports has been the fourth since May, when the high tourist period began.
Attacks of Ukrainian drones pushed another fall into the work of airports in Moscow. In two days, the passengers of the road -the flights collided with the departure. About this writes Moscow Times on Monday, July 21.
Thus, from July 19 to 21, in the gangs of the Russian capital aircraft, more than 1000 flights were confined and canceled.
On the night of July 21, the airports of Moscow worked again in restrictions due to wind risk. From midnight and during the day, more than 170 flights were canceled to Sheremetyevo, 24 in Vnukovo, and two in Domodedovo. 472 flights are confined.
It is noted that the current collapse at Moscow airports has been fourth since the beginning of May, when a high tourist period began. Prior to this, massive cancellation and delayed flights were observed on May 6, after June 10 and from July 5 to 7.
The total closure time of each of Moscow’s aircraft in three months exceeded the sun. More than 60 hours – Domodedovo airport does not work, for more than 45 hours – vnukovo and over 30 hours – Sheremetyevo. Since the beginning of May, planes have been canceled about 1000 flights, and 430 aircraft have been sent to spare airports. It affected at least 200 thousand passengers or every tenth of the air users.
The Federal Air Transport Agency said they have not yet considered the payment for airline losses for the delay and cancellation of flights. Against the back of the next collapse, Russian Federation’s new transportation Minister Andrei Nikitin said the situation at the Moscow airport “a bit better than May.”
Keep in mind that on the night of July 20, Moscow and the Moscow region faced the attack of drones, which led to significant problems with the operation of airports.
The Russian Federation announced the attack of drones near Moscow, the airport closed
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