Restrictions Were Imposed at the Airports of Vilnius and Kaunas Due to the Threat From the Air
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Due to the entry of air balloons from Belarus, allegedly, the international airports of Vilnius and Kaunas were temporarily restricted, according to the State company Letuvos Oro Oostai ("The Airports of Lithuania"). "In connection with the alleged entry from Belarus into the airspace of Lithuania of the air balloons of smugglers into the area of Vilnius and Kaunas, the landing of aircraft was prohibited. The flights were permitted," according t…
Restrictions were imposed at the airports of Vilnius and Kaunas due to the threat from the air
Restrictions were imposed at the airports of Vilnius and Kaunas due to the threat from the air. An unidentified object was recorded from Belarus, the LRT television and radio company reported.According to the Lithuanian authorities, navigation signals...
Aircraft Arrivals at Vilnius Airport Are Temporarily Restricted Due to Detected Navigational Markers
Flight operations at Vilnius Airport have been temporarily disrupted - due to the introduced airspace restrictions, aircraft arrivals are temporarily suspended, but departures are still taking place.
On November 10, airspace restrictions were introduced over Vilnius Airport from 19:21 to 00:00. Currently, aircraft arrivals are temporarily suspended, but departures are allowed, in compliance with all security requirements, Lithuanian Airports announced.
Airspace restrictions were introduced at Vilnius Airport on Tuesday evening. As a result, aircraft arrivals were temporarily suspended, but departures are still being carried out. As reported by Lithuanian Airports, the restrictions were introduced on November 10 from 19:21 and will be in effect until midnight. It is indicated that the decision was made due to the hybrid attack carried out by Belarus against Lithuania, civil aviation and socie…
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