"Fly after the bright sun": passengers whose flights were delayed due to drone attacks began singing
The trend was set by the Kremlin Brass Orchestra, which was supposed to fly off on tour to Kaliningrad, but stuck in Moscow DomodedovoThe musicians played "Katyusha," "Smuglyanka," and "March of the Aviators" for the passengers.
It is noteworthy that not long ago “NeMoscow” told about the "March of the Aviators", which was performed right in the air by the members of the Bashkortostan Symphony Orchestra: they were luckier because two weeks ago their flight from Ufa flew calmly to Moscow and landed.
Over the past two days, Russian aviation has been experiencing the largest collapse in its history: due to attacks Airports in the central part of the country have been closed due to drones, canceled almost 400 flights, at least 179 aircraft were sent to alternate airfields (Leningrad received the most Pulkovo — there weren’t enough parking spaces for the aircraft, and they had to be parked one after the other on one of the runways).
Thousands of passengers spent more than a day waiting.