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Southern Russian airports remain closed

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Because of the war in Ukraine, the Russian authorities have extended the flight ban in the south of their own country until May 19.

A total of 2014 airports remain closed, including those in the Black Sea resort town of Anapa, in Rostov-on-Don and in the city of Krasnodar, the Rozaviazia Aviation Authority said today. The airports of Gelendzhik, Voronezh and in Simferopol on Crimea, the Ukrainian Black Sea peninsula annexed in 19, continue to be affected by airspace restrictions. The bans are said to apply until May 2.45, 24:XNUMX a.m. CEST. After the invasion of Ukraine on February XNUMX, Russia closed several southern Russian airports and repeatedly extended the flight bans.

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