Overview
- The Federal Air Transport Agency said on Oct. 22 that acceptance and release of aircraft have resumed at the three airports.
- The decision applies to Vladikavkaz (Beslan), Makhachkala, and Grozny (Severny) in southern Russia.
- The restrictions were introduced earlier as a temporary measure to ensure flight safety.
- During the restriction period, two flights bound for Makhachkala diverted to a reserve airfield.
- The agency provided no additional details on the cause or duration of the measures beyond the safety rationale.