Russian airspace safety

Ukrainian Drones Target Moscow in Overnight Attack, Mayor Reports

Moscow faced a series of drone attacks on the night of September 23, with Mayor Sergey Sobyanin reporting that dozens of Ukrainian drones were downed. According to the Russian Defense Ministry, a total of 69 Ukrainian drones were intercepted across nine Russian regions, including Moscow Oblast and occupied Crimea. Airspace over the capital was temporarily closed, leading to the suspension of operations at Moscow’s airports. While no casualties or damage were reported, these attacks occurred amidst ongoing strikes on Ukraine and failed peace talks.

Russo-Ukrainian War

Airlines Shun Russian Airspace After Azerbaijan Flight Crash

An Azerbaijan Airlines Embraer 190 jet crashed in Kazakhstan after sustaining damage over Russian airspace, resulting in 38 fatalities and 29 survivors. Investigations suggest the plane may have been struck by Russian air defenses, a theory supported by analysts. Following the incident, several airlines, including Azerbaijan Airlines, El Al, Flydubai, and Qazaq Air, temporarily suspended flights to various Russian cities, citing safety concerns and the ongoing investigation. This incident raises significant concerns about the safety of Russian airspace, potentially impacting future flight routes and Russian aviation revenue.

John Q. Hosedrinker Dec 27, 2024

Russian airspace safety

Ukrainian Drones Target Moscow in Overnight Attack, Mayor Reports

Airlines Shun Russian Airspace After Azerbaijan Flight Crash

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