Pegasus Flight From Antalya to Moscow Returned to Departure Airport
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Cancellation of Pegasus Airlines flights, flights from Turkey to Moscow, St. Petersburg, Bodrum, Antalya, tourists report transports, restrictions at Moscow airports
The Turkish airline Pegasus cancelled one flight to Moscow on the night of 2 September, while the other two aircraft on their way back to the Russian capital returned to Turkey, reporting "Beware, News" and "Post-".The airline's official reasons for these decisions have not yet been explained.
A Pegasus plane en route from Antalya to Moscow turned around in Lithuanian airspace and returned to Turkey. The Airbus A321 landed at Antalya Airport, from where it departed a few hours earlier. This is reported by RIA Novosti with reference to the press service of the airport.
The Turkish Pegasus flight from Antalya to Moscow took off and landed at the airport and reported to RIA Newsti at Antalian airport.
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