Turkey bans flying kites and desire balloons near airports

Samira Abdullayeva
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Baku. 24 June. REPORT.AZ/ Turkey bars to fly kites and balloons with desires near airports.

Report informs referring to the Turkish media, ban decision was issued by the General Directorate of Civil Aviation.

The ban, extending to the territory of 9 km from airports, implies the safety of flights, lives and property.

Persons who do not follow the ban will be punished administratively.

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