First civilian plane lands in Almaty since start of unrest
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- 13 January, 2022
- 05:31
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The first civilian aircraft has landed at Almaty airport since the beginning of the unrest in the Kazakh city and the introduction of the state of emergency, Report informs, citing TASS.
According to the press service of the Civil Aviation Committee of the country's Ministry of Industry and Infrastructural Development, the first passengers flew en route Almaty-Nur-Sultan. Domestic and international flights will be operated from 08.00 until 21:00 [from 06:00 till 19:00, Baku time], according to the flight schedule of the airlines, the committee said in a statement.
According to the online timetable of the airport, the flight of Qazaq Air has arrived in Almaty from Nur-Sultan.
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