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On the night of October 9, flight restrictions were introduced at Vnukovo airport, which is why the air harbor was closed for more than six hours.
At Moscow's Vnukovo airport, more than 150 flights are delayed in arrival and departure after flight restrictions were introduced on the night of October 9. The Association of Tour Operators of Russia (ATOR) reports this on its Telegram channel.
It is clarified that the airport was closed for more than six hours. The airport has now returned to service, but many planes are out of schedule. More than 150 flights are behind schedule, about 45 have been cancelled. In some cases, delays reach 24 hours or more. At night, passengers in the terminals were given water and mats.

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