
Temporary restrictions have been introduced at Sochi Airport on the arrival and release of aircraft to ensure flight safety, reports Rosaviatsia.
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Temporary restrictions have been introduced on the arrival and release of aircraft at Sochi Airport.
Temporary restrictions on the arrival and release of aircraft have been introduced at Sochi Airport.
Restrictions are necessary to ensure flight safety.
MOSCOW, October 2 - RIA Novosti. Temporary restrictions have been introduced on the arrival and release of aircraft at Sochi airport, Rosaviation reports.
"Sochi Airport. Temporary restrictions have been introduced on the arrival and release of aircraft. The restrictions are necessary to ensure flight safety," the message says.

Sochi airport has resumed receiving and releasing aircraft after temporary restrictions introduced by the Federal Air Transport Agency to ensure flight safety.

At Volgograd International Airport, restrictions on the arrival and release of aircraft, previously introduced to ensure flight safety, have been lifted, reports the Federal Air Transport Agency.

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