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The VietJet Air plane was flying from Cam Ranh to Moscow, but was redirected to Kazan due to the closure of the airspace.
About 300 passengers of the Vietnamese airline VietJet Air, flying from Cam Ranh, were disembarked in Kazan instead of Moscow. Baza reports this on Telegram.
One of the passengers said that the plane was approaching the capital's Sheremetyevo airport, but due to the closure of airspace, it landed at an alternate airfield in Kazan. According to him, after landing, people were not allowed out of the cabin for about three hours. They were not given free food.
At first, VietJet Air promised to deliver passengers to Moscow the next day. However, after passing through customs and receiving their luggage, the tourists learned that they would not be able to continue their flight, since the airline cannot transport people between two Russian cities.
As a result, passengers had to get to Moscow on their own at their own expense. According to the publication, company representatives suggested that people resolve the issue of compensation with the tour operator.

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