Vnukovo Airport imposed partial flight restrictions on 4 October
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Vnukovo Airport limited aircraft reception and departure three times on 4 October, with delays described as not excessive, while other Moscow airports operated flights by agreement and later had restrictions lifted.
Vnukovo restrictions on 4 October
On 4 October Vnukovo Airport imposed partial restrictions on aircraft reception and departure three times during the day. The airport’s press service said the delays were not excessive and that the airport was operating in normal mode during the evening peak with a calm situation.
Vnukovo Airport also announced a temporary limitation of reception and departure of flights.
Flights by agreement at other airports
Domodedovo Airport was receiving and sending flights by agreement with relevant authorities, and Sheremetyevo Airport was also operating flights by agreement because of airspace restrictions.
Restrictions lifted
Restrictions were lifted at Vnukovo Airport, allowing aircraft to receive and depart, along with similar lifts at Domodedovo, Sheremetyevo, Gelendzhik, Sochi, Volgograd, Kaluga, Kazan and other airports.
What's still unclear
Sources do not specify the exact date when the restrictions at Vnukovo and the other airports were lifted relative to the 4 October limitations.
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