POLISH AIRPORTS IN LUBLIN AND RZESZÓW HAVE RESUMED AIR OPERATIONS AFTER TEMPORARY CLOSURE DUE TO OPERATIONS OF MILITARY AVIATION
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Lublin and Rzeszów airports suspend flight operations for third consecutive day due to Russian strikes on Ukraine
Amidst fresh Russian strikes on Ukraine, the airports in Lublin and Rzeszów have suspended flight operations for the third day in a row, the Polish Air Navigation Services Agency (PANSA) reported on the social network X.
<p>Poland suspends airports for the third day in a row amid Russian attacks on Ukraine Lublin and Rzeszow airports temporarily halted operations on September 18 due to the activity of military aviation. Polish air defense forces were transferred to </p>readiness.
On the morning of 18 September, Poland suspended the airports in Jeshuv and Lublin, and against the background of the Russian attack on Ukraine, the Polish military took fighters to the sky.
According to “Polish Radio” on September 18, the Polish military began an air operation in the airspace of the country in connection with the next Russian strikes on Ukraine. “The operational command of the Polish Armed Forces reported that the ground systems of the air defense system have been brought to readiness...
On Friday morning, operations at the airports in Lublin and Rzeszow were again restricted for two hours due to Russian attacks on Ukraine and Polish air force operations in the east of the country. The Polish Air Navigation Agency (PANSA) later reported the resumption of flights, reports the Warsaw correspondent of TASR.
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