Domodedovo imposes temporary flight restrictions; Aeroflot restarts Moscow‑Abu Dhabi
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- Domodedovo airport has imposed temporary restrictions on flights because of air‑space limitations, requiring each flight to be coordinated with the relevant authorities and allowing for possible schedule changes; passengers can verify the current status through the online schedule.
- Aeroflot has resumed daily flights between Moscow and Abu Dhabi, with the first SU 530 departing Sheremetyevo at 08:14 Moscow time on a nearly full Boeing 737‑800 in a two‑class configuration and landing at Abu Dhabi airport; the route had been suspended after Russia halted air communication with the UAE in early March.
Why it matters
The Domodedovo restrictions may affect airline scheduling and passenger connections, while Aeroflot's service restoration re‑establishes a key international link for travelers and revenue.
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