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Temporary restrictions on the use of airspace are introduced to ensure flight safety.
Moscow Vnukovo Airport receives and dispatches flights in agreement with the relevant authorities, Rosaviation reported.
“Vnukovo Airport receives and dispatches flights in agreement with the relevant authorities in connection with the introduction of temporary restrictions on the use of airspace in the air harbor area. Adjustments to the flight schedule are possible. Measures have been taken to ensure flight safety,” the message says.

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