Domodedovo Airport Resumes Normal Operations After Safety Restrictions Lifted

Moscow’s Domodedovo Airport has fully reopened for arrivals and departures, with authorities lifting temporary restrictions that had been in place to ensure flight safety. The Federal Air Transport Agency, Rosaviatsia, confirmed the move on Friday, allowing the airport to return to its standard schedule.

The restrictions were introduced earlier as a precautionary measure, though officials did not specify the exact nature of the safety concern. Passengers had faced delays and cancellations during the period, but normal traffic has now resumed. Airlines are working to accommodate affected travelers and clear any backlog of flights.

Domodedovo is one of Moscow’s busiest hubs, handling both domestic and international routes. The swift resolution of the restrictions underscores the priority placed on passenger and crew safety in Russian aviation. Travelers are advised to check with their carriers for any lingering schedule changes as operations stabilize.