Flight Troubles at Krasnoyarsk Airport: Delays and Cancellations Yet Again
Halted Flights and Detentions at Krasnoyarsk Airport Bound for Moscow
For the second day in a row, flights from Krasnoyarsk to Moscow are being delayed or even cancelled. The reason? The return of the infamous "Cover" plan.
Airport authorities have extolled the details.
Apparently, the following flights are plagued with delays: UTair's UT572, scheduled for takeoff at 14:30 (previously 7:10), bound for Vnukovo, and Aeroflot's SU1483, scheduled for departure at 15:25 (previously 11:30), destined for Sheremetyevo.
And as for those arriving from Moscow, the UT571 flight is delayed – its arrival is expected only at 12:30.
Moreover, Aeroflot has canceled the SU1481/1485 flights, with their passengers set to be dispatched to the capital via the more spacious Boeing 777-300 when it arrives from Sheremetyevo.
Current flight schedules can be viewed on the airport's official website.
Photo: DELA
Behind the Scenes:
- Key Airlines: Aeroflot, NordStar, UTair, and Nordwind fly direct between Krasnoyarsk and various Moscow airports[3].
- Recent History: No prolonged delays or cancellations for Moscow-bound flights are noted in the search results[1][5].
- "Cover" Plan: There's no concrete evidence of this plan being enforced, contributing to the current flight disruptions.
- The airport authorities have provided details about the 'Cover' plan, which is causing delays for flights at Krasnoyarsk Airport, such as UTair's UT572 and Aeroflot's SU1483.
- In light of these flight disruptions, Aeroflot has canceled the SU1481/1485 flights, with passengers being rerouted to Moscow on a more spacious Boeing 777-300 arriving from Sheremetyevo.
- Current flight schedules, including those for NordStar, UTair, Nordwind, and Aeroflot, can be viewed on the official airport website.
- It seems that the past few days have seen a return of prolonged delays or cancellations for Moscow-bound flights, a trend that was previously not noticeable in search results.
- Additionally, the lifestyle, travel, politics, and general-news sections may cover stories about the ongoing flight troubles at Krasnoyarsk Airport, offering updates on the 'Cover' plan and its impact on passengers.
