Russian airspace closed, Russian aircraft not welcome at Schiphol

As of 16:00 on Sunday 27 February, Dutch airspace has been closed to Russian aircraft. This means that Russian airlines cannot fly to and from Schiphol. In response to airspace closures, Russia has closed its airspace to European Union countries. As a result, the planes of European airlines, like KLM and Air France, are not allowed to fly over Russia. Find out more in this blog.

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