
Domodedovo Airport has resumed normal operations after the temporary lifting of restrictions on the arrival and release of flights that were previously introduced to ensure flight safety.
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Temporary restrictions at airports are introduced to ensure flight safety.
MOSCOW, September 30 - RIA Novosti. Restrictions on the arrival and release of aircraft have been lifted at Domodedovo airport, reports Rosaviatsia.
"Domodedovo Airport. Restrictions on the arrival and release of aircraft have been lifted. The restrictions were introduced to ensure flight safety," the message says.

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