Following targeted attacks on the Russian capital and its surrounding region, authorities briefly suspended air traffic at the international airports in Moscow, including Domodedovo, Sheremetyevo, and Vnukovo. This precautionary measure was swiftly lifted once the situation was brought under control.
Amid heightened tension, attacks were directed at the Russian capital and its vicinity, raising concerns about security in the region. In response to this situation, Russian authorities made the decision to temporarily suspend air traffic at the major international airports in Moscow.
The affected airports, namely Domodedovo, Sheremetyevo, and Vnukovo, were quickly put on high alert, with enhanced security measures and close coordination between law enforcement and airport teams. Incoming flights were diverted to other destinations, while departing flights were temporarily held on the runways.
Passengers present at the airports underwent more rigorous security checks, and authorities appealed for cooperation and understanding from everyone during this tense period. Security teams conducted thorough checks of airport facilities, as well as baggage and passengers.
After swift intervention by law enforcement and security teams, the threat was assessed and contained. Authorities announced the lifting of the suspension of air traffic at Domodedovo, Sheremetyevo, and Vnukovo airports, allowing for the gradual resumption of aviation operations.
