Drone attacks disrupt flights between Uzbekistan and Russia
Several Russian airports were closed last night following drone attacks. Uzbekistan Airways has warned passengers about resulting delays.
Uzbekistan Airways has notified passengers of delays affecting flights to and from a number of Russian cities.
Last night, several airports, particularly in Moscow, Vladikavkaz, Grozny, Magas and Makhachkala, introduced restrictions on arriving and departing aircraft due to drone attacks.
As a result, flight HY9623 from Karshi to Moscow (Vnukovo) was diverted to Nizhny Novgorod.
In addition, flights HY606 Moscow (Vnukovo) – Samarkand and HY9628 Moscow (Vnukovo) – Fergana, as well as HY9731/9732 Tashkent – Makhachkala – Tashkent and HY9701/9702 Tashkent – Grozny – Tashkent, are experiencing delays.
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