
At the airports of Samara (Kurumoch) and Ulyanovsk (Barataevka), restrictions on the reception and release of aircraft, previously introduced to ensure flight safety, have been lifted, reports the Federal Air Transport Agency.
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Restrictions on the arrival and release of aircraft at the airports of Samara and Ulyanovsk were introduced earlier to ensure flight safety.
At the airports of Samara and Ulyanovsk, restrictions on the arrival and release of aircraft have been lifted.
Restrictions were introduced to ensure flight safety.
MOSCOW, October 9 - RIA Novosti. Restrictions on the arrival and release of aircraft at the airports of Samara and Ulyanovsk have been lifted, reports the Federal Air Transport Agency.
"Airports of Samara (Kurumoch), Ulyanovsk (Barataevka). Restrictions on the reception and release of aircraft have been lifted," the message says.

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