Vnukovo

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Vnukovo is an international airport in Moscow, Russia, which has operated under temporary restrictions due to airspace limitations caused by drone threats and weather-related incidents. During periods of heightened risk, including during unmanned aerial vehicle activity in Moscow Oblast, the airport accepted and departed flights only with prior coordination with authorities. Restrictions were periodically lifted, allowing the airport to resume normal operations.

Recent coverage

• Vnukovo Airport Accepts and Departs Flights in Coordination with Authorities — Вечерняя Москва
• Airspace restrictions introduced near Vnukovo Airport — Вести
• Vnukovo Airport Operating Under Coordination — Интерфакс
• Vnukovo and Zhukovsky Airports Resume Operations — Вести
• Vnukovo and Zhukovsky airports resumed normal operations — Интерфакс
• Two planes failed to land due to restrictions at Domodedovo Airport — РИАМО
• Air defense forces shot down over 400 drones flying to Moscow since evening — Коммерсантъ
• Sobyanin: More than 400 UAVs flew towards the Moscow region — НТВ Москва
• Domodedovo Airport Resumed Normal Operations — Вести
• Vnukovo Airport Serves Flights Only by Agreement — РИАМО
• Number of drones shot down on approach to Moscow exceeds 30 — НТВ Москва
• Number of drones shot down on approach to Moscow has risen to 27 — Интерфакс
• Attack by eight drones flying to Moscow was repelled — Интерфакс
• Vnukovo Airport Accepts and Deploys Aircraft by Agreement — Интерфакс
• Vnukovo Airport Started Accepting and Dispatching Flights After Coordination — Вести
• Restrictions on servicing flights at Domodedovo and Vnukovo airports have been lifted — Вести
• Temporary restrictions on operations introduced at Vnukovo and Domodedovo airports — РИАМО
• 8 drones shot down in the last hour near Moscow approach — Sobyanin — ASTRA
• Three more drones flying to Moscow destroyed — НТВ Москва
• Five drones flying to Moscow were shot down — НТВ Москва