Temporary work restrictions have been lifted at Moscow's Vnukovo and Kaluga Airports.

Temporary restrictions on the reception and release of civilian aircraft have been lifted at Moscow's Vnukovo Airport and Kaluga Airport. This was announced on May 25 by the representative of the Federal Air Transport Agency Artem Korenyako.

"Restrictions on the reception and release of aircraft were lifted at Vnukovo Airport at 05:11 Moscow time. Restrictions were lifted at Kaluga (Grabtsevo) airport at 05:50 Moscow time," a message on his Telegram channel said.

He clarified that at 7:00 Moscow time, all the capital's airports were operating normally. During the time restrictions, seven flights left for alternate airfields, four of which have already returned to their original destination airports.

Korenyako announced on May 25 that temporary restrictions on the reception and release of civilian aircraft had been introduced at Vnukovo Airport from 04:43 Moscow time. Restrictions at Kaluga Airport remained in place from 21:45 Moscow time on May 24.